Though Høstsol formed during cursed plague year zero there is little indication that their work has been an […]
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The lizard brain in translation of primordial death’s arcane constancy. — Eroded by the ennui dripping from every […]
In the valley of rest, to the pulse of the clover sprouting underfoot, they reel in celebration as […]
The ransom of the distended soul, a black knife at the throat of its savior. — Funeral Harvest […]
A madness stirs in the gut of thy left-hand hungering for any latent aurae carried within a great […]
Their numbers choke the dwelling, fighting for view and earshot of sacrifice amongst murmur-drowned screams. An uncomplicated ritual […]
“Question with boldness even the existence of a god; because, if there be one, he must more approve […]
The ritual act of drawing down the moon to embody the goddess of that realm, a three-faced fallen […]
With an unclear and generally uninteresting provenance to discuss Norwegian black metal band Nattverd‘s low potential for trivial […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
Beyond the apocalyptic plague of the prior year there was little to no expectation of an immediate capitalization […]
A certain oddly passionate type of Norwegian teenager in the late 80’s and early 90’s would spawn in […]
Though today they are considered one of the earliest and most celebrated black metal bands to have come […]
Scandinavia is so righteously dotted with distinct extreme metal sounds, infamous scenes, stylistic movements, and flamboyant historical figures […]
TEN FROM THE TOMB is a weekly feature in the form of a themed list devoted to grouping […]
Inspired by the firebrand of Quorthon and the escalating rip of first wave black metal’s growth beyond speed […]
Any dark metal project sourced from early 90’s Bergen, Norway comes with a certain expectation of orthodox-leaning ethos […]
Gestating in various form starting in the early nineties, the thorny evergreen vision of fiercely independent Trondheim, Norway […]
Nāḥāš (נחש) the Hebrew word for serpent has been translated by biblical scholars numerous ways as they scramble […]
There is much to be said for the artist that shirks the rapidly increasing trend of constant and […]
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