The year of 2019 saw some pretty cool releases, and while it’s taken time to check many of those (well, they are really many to check), it’s still better to hear some later than never.read more
This one is with me for some time, and finally I’ve kicked myself in the ass to give it a listen. That’s not a fault of Barkasth, I just haven’t been in a mood for black metal storm lately.read more
I have a confession to make. I’ve had the opportunity to listen to this debut album of Bathyum when it was released back in February 2016 and I was like …yeah, this album rules, I will review it!read more
I’m not gonna say how great 2019 was for music, because it would be pointless. It was as great as 2018 and as 2020 will be. Some releases will become classics, some will be hailed for a while, then lost in the passages of time. Business as usual.read more
It’s almost Halloweeen (well, at the time of this writing, it’s
tomorrow and it’s great, because I have Friday off the work, yay!)
and I’d be damned if I don’t spend thime before sleep with some
appropriate music. And it’s finally time I can put that little disc
I’ve got from J. R. into the player, because what is better (OK,
except putting the original Carpenter’s score on repeat loop) than
Tjolgtjar’s surprising album from 2007 titled, well… “Halloween”?read more
Look what we have received! An early access to this nice compilation from Klast Records, according to their own description “Raw Indie Punk Label”. It’s their debut compilation and due to be officially released on August 2nd (this year, so obviously, 2019, just in case you’re reading this review like 50 years later, you know).read more
Thurthul is a
one-man black metal project (All instruments and Vocals by Grief)
that comes off a lot better than 90 % of the other ones that exist
today. Out of the 33,000,033 one-man black metal projects from say
2015 until now, this one stands out at the top of a heap.read more
CeannasaÍ is the multi-instrumentalist mastermind behind the new
USBM band Hrafnskald. I had the pleasure of playing in a band with
him, I know him personally, and I’m really happy with what he’s doing
in music right now. So let’s go. If you want a review of the album
we’re going to be discussing, you can find that in the Rubber Axe
archives.read more
Dödsmarsch is a band. I know what you’re thinking reading this. As
my friend Yoder once said when I started to fire up on some fuckin’
loser talking shit, “Herrrrre we go…” read more
This is the debut
album from Illinois based black metal act Hrafnskald. Hrafnskald is a
solo act that used to be a full band, but we’ll get into that later.
CeannasaÍ is now the sole member, doing all instruments and handling
vocal duty. read more
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