Tag: Black Metal

  • An obituary from afar: Mourning the loss of Bartholomäus Resch

    An obituary from afar: Mourning the loss of Bartholomäus Resch

    1977 – 2026 There is news that hits you unexpectedly hard, even if you never shook the person’s hand. The tragic accidental death of Bartholomäus Resch this May is exactly that kind of moment, one that has left a palpable void in the scene. I want to be completely honest: I did not know Barth…

  • Spectral Wound – “A Diabolic Thirst”

    Spectral Wound – “A Diabolic Thirst”

    SPECTRAL WOUND currently reigns among the most formidable acts in modern Black Metal, igniting a blood-soaked trail that refuses to be ignored. Originating from the frigid depths of Montréal, Quebec, this shadowy ensemble initially enthralled the underground with “Terra Nullius” and “Infernal Decadence,” but they returned with “A Diabolic Thirst,” a fierce and venomous statement.…

  • ArsGoatia – “Hiding Amongst Humans”

    ArsGoatia – “Hiding Amongst Humans”

    Austria’s extreme metal underground has a habit of producing some of the fiercest, most hostile music imaginable, and ARSGOATIA are no exception. With “Hiding Amongst Humans“, ARSGOATIA packs thirty-two minutes of ferocious aggression and unnerving atmosphere, weaving together razor-edged Black Metal riffs and lurking, doom-laden passages that threaten to crush you under their grim weight.…

  • Spite – “The Third Temple”

    Spite – “The Third Temple”

    After the infernal blaze of “Antimoshiach”, Salpsan returns with “The Third Temple“—an album that shows maturity without surrendering an ounce of the raw, unholy fury that made Spite a force in the Black Metal underground. “The Third Temple” stands as a testament to Salpsan’s unwavering vision, solidifying and refining his venomous sound to new, blasphemous…

  • Nubivagant – “The Blame Dagger”

    Nubivagant – “The Blame Dagger”

    From the very first note, “The Blame Dagger” grasps you with its ethereal intensity, embodying a transcendental journey unique to NUBIVAGANT. Omega, a master of esoteric soundscapes, has long been known for his craftsmanship across his projects, yet NUBIVAGANT possesses something singular, something spiritually magnetic that sets it apart. This album not only solidifies NUBIVAGANT‘s…

  • Grabunhold – “Heldentod”

    Grabunhold – “Heldentod”

    Emerging from the shadows of their formidable precursor “Unter Dem Banner Der Toten”, german Black Metal ensemble GRABUNHOLD unleashes their first full-length release—a sinister journey into the heart of darkness. With haunting echoes of rain and thunder, immediately drawing the listener into a realm of desolation. Melancholic guitar melodies weave through the gloom, setting a…

  • Spite – “Antimoshiach”

    Spite – “Antimoshiach”

    SPITE is a one-man Black Metal juggernaut led by the enigmatic Salpsan—the self-proclaimed spawn of Satan himself. Crawling out from the depths of Brooklyn, NYC, this project spits in the face of religious dogma with an unflinching anti-Abrahamic, anti-Judeo-Christian fury. This debut full-length is a relentless onslaught—no filler, no mercy, just pure, insane aggression. While…

  • Ghosts of Dinmin 2024 – A Haunting Return to the Depths of the Dinmin Woods

    Ghosts of Dinmin 2024 – A Haunting Return to the Depths of the Dinmin Woods

    Once again, the cursed echoes of Black Metal rang through the haunted forests of Dinmin as the Ghosts of Dinmin Festival returned in 2024. This year’s gathering proved once more why it has earned its place in the underground as a true homage to the raw, untamed spirit of the genre. A lineup that could…

  • Youna – “Zornvlouch”

    Youna – “Zornvlouch”

    “Zornvlouch” is a hate-drenched, bile-spewing assault from Youna, the twisted brainchild of Mts, a shadowy figure lurking in the German underground. This is not some polished, hollow attempt at atmosphere – this is pure venom carved into sound. Mts, who has already wreaked havoc with bands like Evil Warriors and II, channels his rage and…

  • P.K. of Abigor has passed away…

    P.K. of Abigor has passed away…

    R.I.P.1975 – 2024His music and influence are monumental.