Posts Tagged ‘Review’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Saturday, March 18th, 2000
Thundra, according to their record label, plays “pure black viking metal.” This Norwegian band plays a more brutal, less melodic form than most viking metal bands. While many bands are going more folk, less metal, Thundra is staying true to what I consider viking metal. When I think viking metal I think Enslaved and Einherjer. […]
Tags: 2000, Grimulfr, Review, Spinefarm Records, Thundra
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Thursday, January 27th, 2000
Tvangeste was formed in 1996 and the line-up was complete some two years later in 1998. They call their music “True Prussian Black Metal.” Damnation of Regiomontum is their debut. It is quite professional and polished for a first recording. Before I get into the music, some background is necessary. Who are/were the Prussians? Prussia […]
Tags: 2000, Grimulfr, Review, Tvangeste, Valgalder Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Thursday, September 2nd, 1999
In times when extreme metal bands are experimenting more often, there’s nothing more gratifying to the ears than a good, solid death metal album. Just the thought of a great death metal album is exciting enough to dust off debuts by Entombed, Dismember, Morbid Angel, Unleashed and Death for another nostalgic listen. Well, before you […]
Tags: 1999, Amon Amarth, Chris Dick, Metal Blade Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Monday, April 19th, 1999
It’s been two long years since we’ve last heard from Sweden’s Without Grief. The band’s debut, Deflower, received nominal acclaim for its unique approach to the New Wave of Swedish Death Metal. Yeah, that means I really liked it. So, what have two years of songwriting and progression brought? Dark Tranquillity? No. At The Gates? […]
Tags: 1999, Chris Dick, Review, Serious Entertainment, Without Grief