Finding peace in simple things: Mizmor’s Prosaic
Mizmor’s A.L.N. finds a sweet spot with his new album “Prosaic”: a new beginning and overall a pretty damn good doom/black album.
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A.A. WILLIAMS – Forever Blue
The long-awaited debut of the London-based artist is a gem of sorrowful post-rock, characterized by great contrasts and a suave voice.
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BLACK CURSE – Endless Wound
Reaching their debut as a band — but not as single musicians — Black Curse have thrown at us “Endless Wound”, an uproarius black-death album.
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MONO & A.A. WILLIAMS – Exit In Darkness
Post-rock titans Mono were pretty far-sighted when they decided to work with Londoner A.A. Williams: the result is a double single shining with its own light.
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ORANSSI PAZUZU – Mestarin Kynsi
Four years after “Värähtelijä”, the craziest Finns in town are back with “Mestarin Kynsi”, an evil and obsessive album with a strong Seventies feel.
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Oranssi Pazuzu: a chat about their paranoid dystopia
Oranssi Pazuzu have always had a pretty personal idea of black metal. In this interview, bass player Ontto told us about their new album “Mestarin Kynsi”.
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A.A. WILLIAMS – A.A. Williams
The British songwriter hits the jackpot with her first effort: intense and melancholic sounds between folk and shoegaze, it was love at first listen.
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MIKE PATTON & JEAN-CLAUDE VANNIER – Corpse Flower
For his captivating new album “Corpse Flower”, Faith No More’s frontman joined forces with Fench cultured pop genius Jean-Claude Vannier.
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ROME – Le Ceneri Di Heliodoro
Back to the roots for Rome, with “Le Ceneri Di Heliodoro”: a demanding album, a ruthless analysis of feelings and social dynamics in times of turmoil.
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ROME – Interview
Luxembourger neofolk artist, out with a new album, explains his view on today’s sociopolitical situation, between fears and identity crises.
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NACHTMYSTIUM – Resilient
Four years after disbanding the band, Nachtmystium’s comeback “Resilient” opens a new chapter in Blake Judd’s life
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PLAYLIST 2018
An essential selection of the best – and the worst – stuff we listened to during this past year.
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COVER: Metal (N)on Metal
Third and last playlist dedicated to covers, with prominent acts like Johnny Cash and Tori Amos plus others, authors of new versions far from the metal genre.
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ZEAL & ARDOR + Nyos (12/11/2018 @ Orto Bar, Ljubljana)
Zeal & Ardor are among the hottest bands around right now: our Northeastern delegation didn’t miss the chance to see them in our neighbour country Slovenia.
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COVERS: Metallic Treatment
Second instalment of our Spotify cover playlists, this time with dirty metalheads playing some more or less serious pieces from other genres…
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COVERS: Metal In Metal
The first of our Spotify playlists dedicated to covers, with more or less known metal bands reinterpreting some of their genre colleagues!
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APOSTASY – The Sign Of Darkness
Straight from Chile, the revived Apostasy are back with an album that seems to come from a different time, with a style reminiscing of the mighty Eighties
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INGRINA – Etter Lys
“Etter Lys”, or a post apocalyptic future where the order of things is messed up by a natural catastrophe, in the vision of the French combo
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BLUTVIAL – Chapter V – Mysteries Of Earth
Straight outta the Hampshire marshes, uncompromising black metal and impenetrable darkness, with a classy and poetic touch.
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