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 "The track 'The Smoke' is a masterpiece with a fantastic piano opening and inspired vocal performance."

 "Amorphis has recaptured the energy and groove of the past, combined with melancholic notes in a truly original way."

Amorphis’ album Eclipse marks a significant return, highlighted by new vocalist Tomi Joutsen’s energetic and versatile performance. The album revisits folk and melodic death metal roots while introducing fresh aggression. Key tracks like "The Smoke" and "Brother Moon" showcase a masterful blend of melody and heaviness. Long-time fans will appreciate the album’s nostalgic yet original touch, making it a must-listen. Listen to Amorphis' Eclipse now and experience their powerful blend of folk and melodic death metal!

 "The vocal parts indeed reveal themselves as the true strong point of the album as they perfectly align with the band’s 'new' musical direction."

 "This album has nothing commercial, and impact to share in abundance, perhaps even more than in the past!"

The Cult Is Alive by Darkthrone stays true to their black metal roots with garage-style production, fierce vocals, and low-fi sound. The album introduces punk and rock influences without compromising their core musical message of anger and intensity. Key tracks showcase uncompromising riffs and vocals, while Fenriz's drumming remains precise and impactful. Though it may divide purists, the album offers a fresh yet powerful continuation of Darkthrone's legacy. Listen to Darkthrone’s The Cult Is Alive and experience a fierce black metal revival fueled by raw energy and punk spirit!

 The dance opens with the title track featuring a truly engaging black-trash riff, supported by Sigurd’s infernal voice, a true trademark of the Norwegians.

 Ultimately, 'Now, Diabolical' represents the perfect evolution of a band that has been able to alter themselves with consistency while maintaining the impact and coldness typical of black.

Satyricon's 'Now, Diabolical' marks a sensational comeback that builds naturally on their previous album 'Volcano'. The album features powerful riffs, engaging vocals, and a blend of black metal with rock and thrash elements. With strong production and creative arrangements, the band maintains its trademark coldness while evolving musically. The album’s mix of intense and melancholic tracks creates a gripping atmosphere that highlights mastery and technical skill. Experience the chilling intensity of Satyricon's 'Now, Diabolical'—listen now and dive into one of black metal's powerful evolutions!