Posts Tagged ‘Season of Mist’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Tuesday, February 21st, 2006
It’s been a good year for black metal for me so far; Thyrane, Lugubrum, Grand Belial’s Key, Oblomov, Dark Funeral, Leviathan’s 35 split CD’s and this superb effort all have made black metal interesting for me again. Frankly, I’ve never really delved to far into Aborym’s discography, so this album came as a surprise to […]
Tags: 2006, Aborym, E.Thomas, Review, Season of Mist
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Monday, September 26th, 2005
Over the course of their entire career as ‘the’ black metal supergroup and especially in the last few months prior to the release of this album, the Arcturus project (or Project: Arcturus for you Simpson’s fans) have taken a bizarre pride in throwing a wrench into the works of both the genre in general and […]
Tags: 2005, Arcturus, John Gnesin, Review, Season of Mist
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Tuesday, November 2nd, 2004
Roughly translated as ‘Lord, You Are Not Worthy’, Domine Non Es Dignus is the highly anticipated follow up to the utterly devastating debut The Codex Necro which due to its caustic, barren and apocalyptic sound, arguably made England’s Anaal Nathrakh one of the most extreme black metal acts around. So how does album number 2 […]
Tags: 2004, Anaal Nathrakh, E.Thomas, Review, Season of Mist
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Friday, September 19th, 2003
When Nordavind, the most corpse-like being in all of black metal, left, I feared the mighty Carpathian Forest would change drastically. His Frostian flourishes were always inspired and were one of the quirks that made the band one of the elite. Easily one of the most consistent of the long standing black metal bands, they […]
Tags: 2003, Carpathian Forest, Grimulfr, Review, Season of Mist
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Friday, April 5th, 2002
For some reason, much like with their debut, even though it is unoriginal, derivative and simplistic, I enjoy Severed Eyes… immensely. Killjoy and Frediablo have successfully brought gore and splatter death metal to the black metal scene. There are, of course, many bands incorporating the sounds of American death metal but Killjoy delights in the […]
Tags: 2002, Grimulfr, Review, Season of Mist, Wurdulak