Posts Tagged ‘Progressive Black Metal’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Tuesday, October 3rd, 2023
I reviewed Germany’s Porta Nigra’s 2020 Schöpfungswut third album and was blown away by their avant-garde and brutal display of Black Metal. The band also had some industrial influences, as well as chest-thumping anthems….similar in style to certain Rammstein songs. Yes, the band continues to sing in their native German language, which is fascinating. As […]
Tags: 2023, Frank Rini, Porta Nigra, Progressive Black Metal, Review, Soulseller Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Wednesday, May 31st, 2023
Skull-fucking the expectations. That could be the title of this review were it to have one. When I reviewed their debut, The Art of Morphology, Dawn of Ouroboros had a bright future. However, it felt like their first album, as is frequently the case, was a band attempting to find its voice. I refer to […]
Tags: 2023, Dawn of Ouroboros, J Mays, Progressive Black Metal, Prosthetic Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Wednesday, February 8th, 2023
The weight of expectations can sometimes be quite heavy. Like your mother. So here comes Ashen Horde to give her a piggyback ride… or something. I don’t even know how to follow up my own analogy. With their new one on the incomparable Transcending Obscurity Records, they (and by “they” I mean Trevor Portz) have […]
Tags: 2023, Ashen Horde, J Mays, Progressive Black Metal, Review, Transcending Obscurity Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D, Reviews › N, Reviews › O, Reviews › W on Friday, May 27th, 2022
The whole idea behind bands releasing splits is, generally, a fairly straightforward business decision. Two or more bands come together to share production and distribution costs, and provide one-another with a platform to get more exposure through all involved parties’ established fanbases. The bands, the fans, everybody wins. That said, it feels like the potential […]
Tags: 2022, Black Metal, Blackgaze, Dismalimerence, Flowing Downward, Nurez, Olim, Post Black Metal, Progressive Black Metal, Steve K, The Wolf Garden