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 A small encyclopedia of music reviewed through a lens that timidly mocks something definable as black metal.

 Cornelius expertly alternates typical black metal screams with normal or theatrical clean parts, supporting the various style changes.

 Explore Solefald’s groundbreaking album and experience a unique blend of black metal and avant-garde styles today!

 We enjoy the sight of a seemingly drunk Sallu climbing onto the stage and hitting on the bassist, only to be thrown back into the crowd with a belly bounce from Morgan of Marduk (his punch is deadly).

 The attack is deadly with Panzer Division Marduk accompanied by a propitious "***** *io Estragon".

 Dive into the intense world of Marduk's live performance—experience their raw power and technical mastery now!

 Mother North remains there on the pedestal, unmatched… just below is Forhekset.

 Perhaps some of you even saw me... So what to use as a soundtrack for these delirious pilgrimages through streets whitened by the soft snow?

 Explore Satyricon's Nemesis Divina and experience two unforgettable black metal masterpieces that define a genre.

 Labyrinth has indeed done something excellent, certainly not straying much from Sons Of Thunder but this is not a big problem because few will have actually managed to listen to that album.

 The vocal lines are all spot-on (even if after a while they wear out), and despite some choruses not being great, there are bridges that genuinely give you chills like in Synthetic Paradise.

 Discover Labyrinth’s powerful return to form—listen to their self-titled album and experience classic power metal with a fresh edge.

 Garm is a genius and that’s beyond question.

 His clean singing, always supported by a second overdub also by Garm, attempting to bring his singing close to a sort of Gregorian chant, is the real strength of the album, evocative and epic.

 Explore Ulver's Bergtatt and experience a seminal black-folk metal masterpiece today!

 the twenty seconds within "Spegelspaeren" are worth more than all the other 46 minutes and 40 seconds of the CD.

 Vintersorg manages to bring a breath of fresh air into an environment where the stagnant stench of years of stylistic flattening was beginning to claim more and more victims.

 Listen to Vintersorg's Visions From The Spiral Generation and experience a fresh, timeless metal journey!

 Boring, tremendously mannered, predictable, and firmly anchored to the genre’s style.

 Innovative things are either done well or not done at all. Certainly not done this way.

 Discover the truth behind 'Reroute To Remain'—read the full review and judge for yourself!

 It’s incredible the ability of In The Woods to blend very different elements such as vocal parts in pure Burzum’s style or purely atmospheric parts.

 An album definitely recommended for those who love the aforementioned artists, whether they are Anathema, Burzum, or The 3rd And The Mortal.

 Listen to Heart Of The Ages and explore the unique fusion of doom and black metal with atmospheric depth.

 Here, total irrationality reigns; the disregard for the listener reaches its highest peaks.

 Cephalic Carnage are this and more, dissonant riffs, refined compositional madness and a constant contradiction.

 Dive into the wild sonic world of Cephalic Carnage’s Exploiting Dysfunction—discover this groundbreaking grind-jazz metal fusion today!

 The first track 'The Drowning Years'... really excellent.

 Decent, not beautiful, not ugly... maybe not even decent... it depends on the tastes; I would say mediocre.

 Discover the highs and lows of While Heaven Wept's 'Of Empires Forlorn'—listen now and decide for yourself!