Tag Archives: black metal
Live Review: Negură Bunget, Waldgeflüster & support @ Backstage Club Munich, Germany 15th October 2016
I have never witnessed the Backstage concert area as busy as yesterday afternoon. All three venues were housing shows: Tarja played in the biggest venue, the “Werk”, Equilibrium played a sold-out show in the “Halle” and Negură Bunget and Waldgeflüster … Continue reading →
Liturgy – “The Ark Work”
Upon first attempted listen to “The Ark Work” by Liturgy, it made me hate music. That told me that I should stop listening to it immediately. I should mention I have an extremely high tolerance for the avant garde. I … Continue reading →
Dystopia Nå – “Dweller on the Threshold”
I had never heard of Dystopia Nå prior to getting “Dweller on the Threshold” to review. This album has caused me to invent a new phrase: “Love at First Listen.” After the incredible opening riff of “Doppelgänger,” I somehow knew … Continue reading →
Midnight Odyssey – “Shards of Silver Fade”
How epic can you be before you become too epic? Up until now, the most epic album I had heard was probably “Tales From Topographic Oceans” by Yes. Four songs approximately 20 minutes each. On vinyl, that means a song … Continue reading →
Vattnet Viskar – “Settler”
New Hampshire’s own Vattnet Viskar have returned with their follow up to their amazing debut “Sky Swallower,” the equally challenging and rewarding “Settler.” The first thing I noticed about the album was the artwork which has a model depicting the … Continue reading →
Tempel – “The Moon Lit Our Path”
I have been waiting for the next album by Phoenix based metal duo Tempel since I heard their debut album. “The Moon Lit Our Path” is everything I was hoping for and more. To call this album “epic” and “massive” … Continue reading →
Enslaved – “In Times”
With each release, I get more excited to see what Enslaved will do next. I’ve liked each album more than the last. Considering I love each album, it’s quite amazing that the band can still top themselves. “RIITIIR” was a … Continue reading →
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