London’s Cult Burial return to once again journey into the eerie realms with new album Reverie of the Malignant
Category: Review
Funeral Fullmoon / Nocturnal Prayer – Disciples of the Moonlight Worship
As I sit in my Lair, my feet in a bowl of hot water sniffling due to a retched cold that has come on since my recent trip to Wales. As the candle flames flicker to match my shivering the wind howls through and the rain lashing down I sit in heavy robes and blankets.
Pa Vesh En – Catacombs
As I sit in my desolate lair the cold of the earth travels up from the cobbles beneath one’s feet. I sit and ponder on just what I have coming up next to review.
Ghül – Thangorodrim
Ghül today stand at the highest peaks of middle-earth to unveil the first offering Thangorodrim from their upcoming album Hell of Iron which feature guest vocals from abduction’s overlord A/V
Crymych – Songs of Sistrum
As I stand facing out from the Ogof I inhabited during my last review of Pembrokeshire blackened legend Revenant Marquis and his final album “All The Pleasures Of Heaven” I ready myself to leave inhaling that coastal air and stare out at the grey sky, blackened ocean on this cool grey Autumn day.
Revenant Marquis – All the Pleasures of Heaven
As Autumn makes its return just like last year and the year before that, the world finally takes a break from the fiery ball of gas within the sky. For myself, it’s a blessing to have the cool and blustery days back.
Grave Pilgrim – The Bigotry of Purpose
Oregon’s duo of chivalric violence and hideous cruelty Grave Pilgrim return with their second full length The Bigotry of Purpose
Waldgeflüster – Unter bronzenen Kronen
Waldgeflüster – Unter bronzenen Kronen
Release date: 29 September (AOP Records)
By Jools Green
Following on from the successes of their 2021 studio full length Dahoam, German Black Metallers Waldgeflüster are back with a four track, twenty-eight-minute, special mini-album, a collection of autumnal songs, consisting of three reimagined pieces that include two covers, and a reworking of one of their own tracks alongside a new piece.
Isataii – In Vein of the Ancestors
As I sit in my cavernous subterranean dwelling, the candles flicker and cool air starts to fill the space. Slowly the heating dissipates and it’s getting much easier to breathe and cope. I sit at my slope, with my new fan-dangled tablet looking through the history and the source of black metal. As I light up a cigarette and scratch my dry and dusty skull, I wonder if ever there was a gimmick that kickstarted all of this and can we link it to the genre at all if in any way.