Tag: Metal Review
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Darvaza – “Ascending Into Perdition”
DARVAZA, a name that looms like a grim specter in the decaying landscape of Black Metal, has unleashed their debut full-length monstrosity, “Ascending Into Perdition”. This isn’t just another album; it’s a venomous declaration of intent, a plunge into the abyss that has been long overdue. For those who’ve dared to follow the trail of…
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Kringa – “All Stillborn Fires, Lick My Heart!”
KRINGA‘s ability to combine experimental elements with crushing power and madness is their signature. Right up front: The lead singer brings a wide array of emotions to his performance—ranging from desperation to fiery passion, confidence, and a hint of the sinister—which gives KRINGA their distinct edge. KRINGA navigates the territory between unconventional creativity and raw…
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Grenadier – “Trumpets Blare in Blazing Glory”
GRENADIER, hailing from Canada, crashes into the Melodic Death Metal scene like a battalion of tanks. Their roots trace back to the infamous ARGHOSLENT, but don’t mistake them for mere imitators. Their debut album, “Trumpets Blare in Blazing Glory”, released in 2022, doesn’t just follow in the footsteps of their influences—it tramples over them with…
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Ebony Pendant – “Ebony Pendant”
EBONY PENDANT might still be lurking in the shadows of the USBM scene, but make no mistake—this beast is stirring, and its roar is getting harder to ignore. Their debut, “Incantation of Eschatological Mysticism,” gave us a tantalizing glimpse of the chaos they’re capable of. They unleashed their second self-titled album, and it’s nothing short…
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Ritual Death – “Ritual Death”
Norway, the dark womb that birthed the second wave of Black Metal, still bleeds with the old guard’s venom and fresh abominations alike. Yet, the world’s gaze isn’t fixated as it once was in the ’90s. But don’t be fooled—Norway’s Metal heart still beats with a vicious pulse, and RITUAL DEATH is proof. This Black/Death…
