Month: January 2021

With “Wildhoney” Johan Edlund established Tiamat 1994 as a strong and inspired force of avant-garde metal. The follower “A Deeper Kind Of Slumber” (1997), demonstrated Edlunds passion for 80’s dark-pop/rock sounds and his aversion to […]

Ah, 1994. Those were glorious times. It was the year when I started to seriously listen to Metal, and one of the best years to pick from an embarrassment of riches. I remember MACHINE HEAD […]

Thy Catafalque, the art metal project of Hungarian multi-instrumentalist Tamás Kátai, has been making progressively larger waves in the underground metal scene since relocating to Scotland. Mr. Kátai is something of a folk hero, or […]

This is an excellent work to start following Thy Catafalque for those of you who are not familiar with the band and the musical path it leads. I find “Rengeteg” (which means “a lot” in […]

I would like to introduce to you the only remaining active project of Tamás Kátai and particularly their album Tünö Idö Tárlat. A little bit of history: Thy Catafalque formed in 1998 and released 3 […]

The first conclusion of this review will also be the very last: this is an amazing album. Now, after it is loud out in the open, I shall explain why this massive piece marked with […]

Throane is the newest musical offering of the well-known visual artist and musician Dehn Sora, whose debut album was released this past May through Debemur Morti Productions, entitled Derrière-nous, la lumière. As a keen follower of […]

This world is a breathing mechanism. The ghosts of the machine are the sirens on its shores. They hammer you like the parasite that you are, through tunnels of existence. But existence does not care […]

First a word of caution : I will not be using the actual titles of the songs, rather referring to track numbers. Why, you ask ? Because they appear as indecipherable symbols in my player […]

Many years (and albums) ago Italy´s Thee Maldoror Kollective (TMK) abandoned their black metal sound for a more eclectic, cut-and-paste experimental approach, creating expansive tracks out of cinematic genre-hopping vignettes, threaded together with horror and science fiction […]