Dutch atmospheric doom metal band Into The Arcane formed back in 2016 and are teasing their first full-length, which can be expected around the end of the year, with a four-track EP called Het Verlangen[…]
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Author: Julia Obenauer
Review: Sisters Of Suffocation – Anthology Of Curiosities
Dutch all-girl extreme metal band Sisters Of Suffocation formed back in 2014, and have since then made a name for themselves within the Benelux area due to extensive touring. After their last year’s EP Brutal[…]
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Interview: Katla
On October 27th, Katla, the band of former Sólstafir drummer Guðmundur Óli Pálmason and Einar Thorberg Guðmundsson, will release its debut album Móðurástin. DutchMetalManiac’s Julia Obenauer already reviewed it here and now you can read[…]
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Review: Katla – Móðurástin
Icelandic band Katla, composed of the former Sólstafir drummer Guðmundur Óli Pálmason and Einar Thorberg Guðmundsson, will release its debut album Móðurástin on October 27th. I had the chance to already have a listen, and[…]
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Review: Arch Enemy – Will To Power
Melodeathers Arch Enemy from Sweden have been around for a long time, but experienced a new popularity high with their critically acclaimed album War Eternal back in 2014. After three years and more or less[…]
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Review: Septicflesh – Codex Omega
Greek death metallers Septicflesh have been around for quite some time, since 1990 to be precise. Since then, the guys have released many albums, like my personal favorite Communion in 2008, while the current one[…]
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Review: Pig’s Blood – Pig’s Blood
US death metallers Pig’s Blood released their first, self-titled full-length in June this year. Let’s give it a spin! Pig’s Blood are out for death and mayhem, which you not only can tell from their[…]
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Review: Nephren-Ka – La Grande Guerre De L’Epice
French brutal death metal quartet Nephren-Ka is around since 2006. Since then, the guys have released two records, entitled Revenge And Supremacy and The Fall of Omnius. Their third one, La Grande Guerre De L’Epice,[…]
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Review: Vallenfyre – Fear Those Who Fear Him
UK metallers Vallenfyre have initially developed as an outlet to actively deal with the death of lead singer Greg Mackintosh’s father, but with the great success of the two previous longplayers, A Fragile King and[…]
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Review: Dead Asylum – Death Always Wins
Dead Asylum, a quartet from Canada, self-released their latest longplayer, entitled Death Always Wins, on 2nd of June – so about time to give it a spin and review it! The cover art, where the[…]
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