You’ve already seen the score, so let’s just cut to the chase; The Infernal Pathway is not just a good 1349 album, it is a really good 1349 album. TIP manages to bring together elements from every era of the band’s discography, and somehow ends up feeling somewhat concluding in doing so. The album brings…
Whenever a new Mgła release comes around, we simply want it to sound like Mgła. Personally considering Exercises in Futility and With Hearts Toward None as two of my favourite black metal albums of the 2010s, the surprising release of Age of Excuse on September 2nd was one that excited me a great deal, and…
So, after stressing out about packing for Midgardsblot(note that the festival ended several days ago, meaning I did not finish the review by the time I was hoping to), putting my guitar down, buying way more beer than I am actually going to need for the aforementioned festival(I was right about this), and other such…
Svadilfare, in Norse mythology, is a stallion that dragged all of the stones in the wall that surrounds Asgard, and did so in (just upwards of) one year. The owner of Svadilfare had made a bet with the Asgardians that he could build the wall with the help of his horse in less than a…
The Telluric Ashes of the Ö Vrth Immemorial Gods (I had to make sure I spelled this correctly) is the fourth full-length album by Esoctrilihum (I frankly had to make sure I spelled this correctly as well) in only two years, with the debut Mystic Echo from a Funeral Dimension being released in 2017, and…
