1. Middle Earth
2. Men Of The West
3. Godless
4. Soul Of Cinder
5. Lord Of The Sword
6. God's Will
7. Stormbringer's Call
8. Blood Of Wolves
9. Black Swordsman
1. Savage Aggressor
2. Crushing The Pearly Gates
3. Enter The Morbid
4. Return To Sodom/Soldiers Of Darkness
5. Rapid Violence
6. Thirst For Ritual
7. Thrown To The Abyss
8. Violent Age Of Bloodshed
5th album by Deathhammer. The album simply sweats adrenaline-frenzied testosterone at every sharp corner it turns. The production, aesthetic and general approach is much the same as on the previous works.
1. Acid Vat
2. Bottom Dweller
3. On Wings Of Carnage
4. All Souls Get Torn
5. Death Is The Only Key
6. Crimson Proof
7. Devourer Of Souls
8. Defined By Your Demise
9. Master Of The Longest Night
10. Vaguely Human
1. The Last Axeman
2. In The Haunted Chapel
3. Ulitsa Roz (Ария cover)
4. It's Electric (Diamond Head cover)
5. The Cult
6. Asenath Waite
7. Whispers From Beyond
8. Flaring Madness
8-track 'Ep by Crystal Viper. It is a product of the pandemic and as such doesn't contain a ton of new material; a re-recording of 'The Last Axeman' from their 2nd release, a new song ('In the Haunted Chapel'), covers of Aria's 'Ulitsa Roz' and Diamond Head's 'It's Electric', and four songs from their last album, 'The Cult', re-recorded live in the studio.
1. Death To Pigs
2. Command For Conflict
3. Ruthless Fight
4. Across The Acheron
5. No Mercy For Weakness
6. Law Of The Blade
7. Beyond The Flesh
8. An Outlaw’s Stand
4th album by Nocturnal Graves. The band have succeeded in giving us an aggressive and in your face kind of album, that manages to give us the sharper bladed sound black metal fans will appreciate all the while sporting the production and crushing weight any beloved follower of death metal would crave to have.
1. Correction
2. Lights On
3. Lost At Sea
4. Change Takes Forever
5. Code Blue
6. Scythian Women
7. Hero's End
8. Death Is A Door
3rd album by Sanhedrin. They combine in an exceptional way, 70’s hard rock with 80’s heavy metal and especially US heavy metal. The guitarwork is once again flawless and the complexion of the vocals has already become the trademark of the band.
1. Metal Of Death
2. The Ten Commandments
3. Uncertain Future
4. The Beast Within
5. Genocide
6. The Witch
7. When Wolves Are Out To Hunt
2nd album by Abyssus, 7 years after their last one. All these splits and 'Eps that the band had released between the two full lengths have given so much confidence and made them a lot better both individually and as a unit. Pure love for the genre in a 'from the fans to the fans' aesthetic and attitude.
1. World Serpent (Devourer Of Dreams)
2. Draugr
3. Let The Beast Run Wild
4. Luciferian Age
5. This Night Seems Endless
6. He Who Saw The Abyss
7. Moribund
8. The Origin
9. Sorrow, Fire & Hate
10. Requiem
Debut album by Aphelion, a group that consists of Sebastian Ramstedt (Necrophobic, ex-Exhumed, etc.), Marco Prij (Cryptosis, Blasphemy Night, etc.) and Johan Bergebäck (Necrophobic, ex-Nifelheim, etc.). The managed to craft an entertaining release of black metal, with a touch of Swedish death, old school thrash and classic heavy metal.
1. Northwards
2. On The Dark Waters
3. The Moon
4. Windmane
5. A New Land
6. When The Gods Came
7. Seven Roads Come Together
8. War
9. Halo
10. The Wolf
11. My Name Is Night
14th album by Amorphis. It is the natural continuity of 'Under the Red Cloud' and 'Queen of Time'. Clean vocals hold an equally important position as brutal ones. There are also more power/progressive elements in the songs. Keyboards are still an integral part of their sound.
1. Rejoice This Quiet Earth
2. Totemic
3. To The Fold
4. Fugue Plague
5. Our Right In Rest
6. Of Sermons And Omens To Mend
3rd album by Morrow. Crusty post-apocalyptic hardcore is what we got here. The Morrow trademarks are all here: several shouting voices, crying in unison over a d-beaten landscape and hypnotic riffing. Great songwritting, dark/epic atmosphere, cellos and violins and a lot of guest musicians. A great album!
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