Posts Tagged ‘Purity Through Fire’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Tuesday, August 6th, 2024
I’ve been in a weird mood lately, things haven’t been catching my ear, which can be attested to the mountain of material that I could write about. But I got this promo the other day and I can’t stop listening to it, going on three days it’s been in rotation already. The ‘this’ that I’m […]
Tags: 2024, Aussichtslos, Black Metal, Jeremy Beck, Purity Through Fire, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Wednesday, January 10th, 2024
Germany’s Atronos is one of the many projects that feature vocalist ‘Baptist’ who also serves in two other great German black metal acts Mavorim and Eisenkult. Eisenkult used to be his outlet for more triumphant medieval black metal with albums like 2020’s Gedenken wir der Finsternis, but in 2022 Eisenkult did a split demo with his […]
Tags: 2023, Atronos, Black Metal, Erik T, Purity Through Fire, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Thursday, October 5th, 2023
I usually check out almost all of the Purity Through Fire promos we get, as I usually know what I am getting; frosty or raw, or some sort of decent to excellent quality old school or second-wave inspired black metal, usually from Germany or Scandinavia. The likes of Eisenkult, Kryptamok, Mavorim, Noidva, and such have […]
Tags: 2023, Atmospheric Black Metal, Depressive Black Metall, Erik T, Purity Through Fire, Review, Wooden Throne
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › K on Tuesday, September 6th, 2022
The 2020 solo debut, Verisaarna, from Hex Inferi ( ex Horna), was a blistering, icy cold blast of classic black metal in the Marduk-ian realm of relentlessness, with some innate Finnish nastiness thrown in. And while Kataklysmi is not quite as palpably frosty, it delivers much of the same frozen swathes of black metal, maybe […]
Tags: 2022, Black Metal, Erik T, Kryptamok, Purity Through Fire, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A, Reviews › E on Friday, August 12th, 2022
I grabbed this promo to review as I dug the 2020 debut from Germany’s Eisenkult, …gedenken wir der finsternis back in 2020 ( though I somehow completely missed last year’s Von Himmel, Hoch Herab) as it was a super melodic, medieval black metal release, and I love that shit. So it appears somewhere between the […]
Tags: 2022, Black Metal, Eisenkult, Erik T, Purity Through Fire, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › U on Friday, August 5th, 2022
I’m always on the lookout for heraldic, medieval black metal in the vein of Véhémence, Eisenkult, Sühnopfer, Abduction, Ungfell, Hanternoz, Passéisme, Heltekvad and such. And here we have the debut EP from one-man band, Frenchman Alexis Chiambretto, and this 4 song 22-ish-minute debut is a must-have if you enjoy any of the above bands. You […]
Tags: 2022, Black Metal, Erik T, Purity Through Fire, Review, Unholdun
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Tuesday, May 17th, 2022
Writing a review is a bit like dissecting a body. The initial sentences are like the first incisions, same with the opening tracks of an album. An album opener should plant the flag for the sonic terrain about to be navigated. This can be applied liberally over genres, but with a Black Metal album it […]
Tags: 2022, Ad Infinem Omnia, Black Metal, Jeremy Beck, Purity Through Fire
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Thursday, July 30th, 2020
The promo for this new act got my attention because it is black metal on Purity Through Fire, and they have been killing it in that arena in 2020 with the likes of Mavorim, Kryptamok , SAD, Slagmark and Noidva. Also, Eisenkult features members of Mavorim as well as Totenwache and Meuchelmord, bands I am […]
Tags: 2020, Black Metal, Eisenkult, Erik T, Purity Through Fire, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › N on Friday, May 22nd, 2020
Here’s is more excellent Finnish black metal from Purity Through Fire to go along with Kryptamok’s superb Verisaarna . This time in the form of the fine debut EP from the 5 piece collective known as Nôidva (which has members of The Watcher, Herr De Qual, Sacrificium Carmen, and others). Not as vitriolic or frosty […]
Tags: 2020, Erik T, Nôidva, Purity Through Fire, Review, Symphonic Black Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › K on Wednesday, May 20th, 2020
Ever have frostbite? Ever touch dry ice? Ever touch something so cold, your skin blistered up? Well, if you handle the debut album from Finland’s Kryptamok, you very well might experience those things, as it’s a brilliantly frosty, nasty display of second wave black metal. The brain child of Hex Inferi, formerly of Finnish black […]
Tags: 2020, Black Metal, Erik T, Kryptamok, Purity Through Fire, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Thursday, April 2nd, 2020
I’ve been digging what Germany’s Purity Through Fire has been releasing of late, especially when it comes to quality black metal. Notably releases from Greve, To Conceal The Horns, Nefarious Dusk, Noidva, The Dying Light and this one man act from Bavaria, who has been super prolific since 2015 with 2 splits, 2 EPS and […]
Tags: 2020, Black Metal, E.Thomas, Mavorim, Purity Through Fire, Review