Dimmu Borgir

With Satyricon releasing the landmark album “Nemesis Divina” in 1996, it was at a time of a black metal culture that was still rooted to a point in a minimalist ideal of staying true to [Read »]

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 »]

I am puzzled. The only release I know by former Emperor bassist Mortiis is ‘The Stargate’ from 1999. I love it. Atmospheric, ambient soundscapes, oozing of medieval darkness and mystery. Fascinating stuff. Yet, I for [Read »]