There are two salient lessons I have learned from the livestream event, In Absentia Dei, blackened death giants Behemoth hosted…
Way back in 1857, when Baudelaire published his poetic denigration of Parisian excess and opulence, Les Fleurs du Mal,…
This may not be the most considered strategy, but I’m going to begin my review of UADA’s third full-length,…
There’s been a lot happening in the realm of dark, acoustic folk music lately: and following in the footsteps…
I’ll readily admit I came to the Panzerfaust party a little late, ‘discovering’ this Canadian powerhouse in the best…
Swedish black metal kingpins, Naglfar’s most recent album, the Century Media Records-released Cerecloth (read our album review here), has…
Sometimes, when describing an album, you rely on comparisons and likenesses, drawn-out descriptions of moods evoked and memories conjured,…
The term, “Appalachia” conjures more than its share of images – some deserved, some less so. While this stretch…
In 2016, Black Funeral’s Ankou and the Death Fire gave me renewed hope for the future of United States…
Cape Town duo Constellatia rose from the ashes of two acts, Wildernessking and Crow Black Sky, bringing together a…
Black metal is something of an ideological battleground. First, it carries the obvious historical stigma of anti-religious sentiment (church…
While the physical release of Septicflesh’s forthcoming live Blu-ray/DVD, Infernus Sinfonica MMXIX (read our review here), is only scheduled…
Metal has enjoyed a long flirtation with horror: in the mass media, we’ve seen Iron Maiden turn their zombie…