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 "Hidden City unites various elements The Cult have experimented with over the years, sounding delicate, refined, and more introspective than any album before."

 "No Love Lost showcases how remarkably well Ian Astbury’s lyrics and Billy Duffy’s guitar work together in a crescendo of intensity."

The Cult's 'Hidden City' is one of their best albums, blending hard rock with new wave and gothic influences. The album reflects their evolution while sounding refined and introspective. Highlights include powerful guitar work by Billy Duffy and expressive vocals by Ian Astbury. Some tracks dip in quality, but overall, it confirms The Cult as a great but underrated rock band. Listen to The Cult’s Hidden City now and explore the depths of their refined and powerful rock sound.

 A Dead Poem is indeed a 100% Heavy-Gothic Metal album which in terms of genre has little in common with the Black Metal to which we had been accustomed.

 It is a shift to a more direct and easier-to-capture genre, something that will have made several fans frown, but certainly not a loss of personality.

Rotting Christ’s A Dead Poem marks a notable shift from black metal to heavy gothic metal with a melancholic atmosphere. The album is easier to approach than previous works, featuring many good tracks without any true standout. While different and somewhat less intense than Triarchy of the Lost Lovers, it maintains the band's signature melancholy and personality. The album is smooth and enjoyable but may divide longtime fans due to its genre change. Discover Rotting Christ’s melancholic shift with A Dead Poem—listen now and experience their unique blend of heavy gothic metal.

 “King of a Stellar War is a truly compelling song, brimming with energy that bursts at full throttle.”

 “The melodies woven by the frontman with his six strings are the core of the album and achieve the mission of never being predictable or banal.”

Triarchy Of The Lost Lovers is a landmark album in Rotting Christ's discography, introducing a Gothic style that slows down their previous Black Metal roots. The album features captivating melodies driven by Sakis's guitar, with standout tracks like King of a Stellar War and Snowing Still. It evokes melancholy and unsettling atmospheres, marking an important step in the band's growth. The cover art perfectly reflects the album’s emotional and dark tone. Dive into Rotting Christ's Triarchy Of The Lost Lovers and experience their captivating Gothic metal evolution today!

 "One of the key words of ‘Aealo’ is hence ‘epicness,’ a sensation that reigns supreme on this platter."

 "This effort by Rotting is another confirmation of the group’s golden period, which doesn’t reach the heights of the previous masterpiece but can undoubtedly boast of being its worthy successor."

Aealo is Rotting Christ's tenth album, focusing on a warrior's thoughts with an epic and powerful black metal sound. It shifts from the mystical tone of Theogonia to a more direct and melodic style. The album balances hard-hitting tracks like 'Santa Muerte' with melodic moments such as 'Demonon Vrosis.' While 'Orders from the Dead' feels out of place, Aealo overall confirms the band’s strong golden period. Explore the epic soundscape of Rotting Christ’s Aealo and experience black metal like never before!

 "'Theogonia' appears as something absolutely coherent, a truly personal work that defies labels."

 "It's the album that best announces Rotting Christ among the torchbearers of metal in recent years."

Rotting Christ's 'Theogonia' is a masterful fusion of black metal roots with new epic and dark mystical elements inspired by Greek mythology. The album stands out for its coherent yet diverse musical style, blending intense black metal with oriental and folk influences. Highlight tracks like 'Keravnos Kyvernitos' and 'Enuma Elish' showcase the band's creative range. Recommended for open-minded metal listeners beyond just black metal purists. Listen to 'Theogonia' now and experience Rotting Christ's epic and mystical black metal journey!