Norwegian black metal

Despite the idea of a one man band conjuring images of some bloke with cymbals taped to his knees, Invisus (who is Blodhemn in its entirety) does a pretty good job

Norwegian black metal missionaries, Posthum, are pleased to unleash the unholy fruits of their third full-length, The Black Northern Ritual.

Fans of black metal can certainly be a fickle bunch.

I first became aware of Gehenna via their 1994 album, First Spell. I dug it, it was sorta creaky but nevertheless endearing black metal.

A heavy slathering of Black'n Roll, Vreid's latest offering Welcome Farewell rolls in as a slow fog over the aural landscape,

So when Gorgoroth split up, Gaahl and King ov Hell had to start over with God Seed. That was sufficient for them to record a live

One of these days when researching about Progressive Rock from the 1970’s I came across a term “crossover progressive”.

Without doubt, 2011 has been quite a year for Enslaved. The year was kicked off by winning best metal album for Axioma Ethica Odini at the Norwegian Grammys (Spellemannspr