black metal

On the Malaysian black metal band’s new album “A Fate Worse Than Home,” Iravu declares that though one’s identity may lead to discrimination, it’s necessary to thrive.

We spoke to Thomas Eriksen, the driving force behind Norwegian black metal stalwart Mork, about his new record “Dypet” and about remaining consistently primitive in black metal.

With inspiration taken from non-Western music and tonality taken from outer space, Kostnatění’s new single is dizzying and wonderful.

The Norwegian blackened hardcore group delivers a new volume of impassioned vitriol on their upcoming album “Extinction Rituals.” Check out a new track here.

Remember when? Plague Bearer sure does. Listen to “Unholy Black Satanic War Metal” and reminisce about metal’s glory days.

The Scottish one-man black/speed band releases “Warlocks Grim & Withered Hags” today, exploring the dark mythology of the Scottish Highlands. We spoke to mastermind James McBain about the new record.

The black/death band releases two albums tomorrow. We spoke to the band about this dual release.

Greek solo artist Ayloss returns with a new Spectral Lore EP ahead of the fabled IV – listen to an exclusive debut of “Moloch.”

NOLA doom is more than just Southern Fried Sludge, and Anareta’s chamber-music-meets-blackened-doom-metal offers a thoughtful alternative to their hometown’s known style.

In his longest interview to date, mysterious Lamp of Murmuur mainman M. discusses his new album, overcoming obstacles, and record flippers.