Dimmu Borgir

One of the most consistent names in modern extreme metal is without a doubt Anaal Nathrakh.  Through eight albums they’ve consistently produce face-shredding and brain-melting metal that isn’t for the faint of heart.  To describe [Read »]

Why, oh, why, Thomas, are you writing about an album, which was released a year ago? Do you not have enough new albums to write about, is that it? And it is not as if [Read »]

This is an album that has grown constantly on me. Where Danish folk/death metal/slightly black metal outfit from the outset have been following in the footsteps of their countrymen in Svartsot, this their fourth release [Read »]