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Carach Angren – Operation Compass – Music Stream

July 16, 2020

The double-bass is too far forward, the guitars are an afterthought, and the horror strings don’t take the moonlight until three minutes into this snoozer.

Carach Angren Unveil “Der Vampir von Nürnberg” – News

April 29, 2020

Symphonic metal masters of horror Carach Angren have unveiled the second new single from their upcoming 6(66)th full-length, Franckensteina Strataemontanus.

Rotting Christ Announce North American Headlining Tour – News

January 5, 2020

Greek metal veterans Rotting Christ will headline 2020’s Devastation on the Nation tour. They will be supported by Borknagar, Wolfheart, and Abigail Williams.

Heilung Announce First Ever North American Tour – News

October 7, 2019

Enigmatic world music outfit Heilung will embark on a long-awaited North American headlining tour, their first ever live appearances in the States and Canada!

Abbath Unleash “Harvest Pyre” – News

April 17, 2019

Norwegian black metal titans Abbath have just dropped “Harvest Pyre,” the first single from their upcoming sophomore release, Outstrider, due on July 5.

Abbath – Review

February 26, 2016

With decades of genre-defining black metal under his spiked belt as frontman for Norwegian legends Immortal, one wouldn’t think Abbath had much left to prove.

Twilight of the Gods – Fire on the Mountain – Review

January 1, 2014

This talented bunch quickly grew beyond the initial concept to play classic, galloping, mall-strutting ’80s metal.

Twilight of the Gods – At Dawn We Ride – Music Stream

January 1, 2014

This talented bunch quickly grew beyond the initial concept to play classic, galloping, mall-strutting ’80s metal.

Twilight of the Gods – Fire On The Mountain – Review

November 11, 2013

Twilight of the Gods decided to take their combined influences of classic metal from the ’80s and do their own thing.

Kylesa – From the Vaults, Vol. 1 – Review

December 7, 2012

Done right (and, crucially, if you’re a fan of the band), odds and ends collections offer an interesting new perspective on a band’s musical evolution.