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"Pestapocalypse VI" is the sixth studio release by Belphegor from Austria. The album was released in 2006 and immediately gained popularity among fans of extreme metal. One of the most important elements of Belphegor's work are involved satanic lyrics, which, combined with merciless blast beats, make "Pestapocalypse VI" one of the most blasphemous and uncompromising releases of nowadays black/death metal. The album's production is quite raw, but on the other hand clear, which leaves room to showcase the musicians' technical skills. "Pestapocalypse VI" is a must-have for fans of dark and extreme black/death metal.
Melechesh's sixth album was released in 2015. "Enki" is a unique blend of black and thrash metal with a lot of Middle East inspired influences.
The album captivates with its precise execution, complex riffs, and hypnotic atmosphere inspired by ancient Mesopotamia. Dynamic compositions, an oriental atmosphere, and engaging vocals create very intense album that stands out among the contemporary metal scene.
Fans of later Behemoth, Nile, and Rotting Christ should definitely check out this album. It's perfect for listeners who are fans metal with a unique, oriental sound.
Melechesh's sixth album was released in 2015. "Enki" is a unique blend of black and thrash metal with a lot of Middle East inspired influences.
The album captivates with its precise execution, complex riffs, and hypnotic atmosphere inspired by ancient Mesopotamia. Dynamic compositions, an oriental atmosphere, and engaging vocals create very intense album that stands out among the contemporary metal scene.
Fans of later Behemoth, Nile, and Rotting Christ should definitely check out this album. It's perfect for listeners who are fans metal with a unique, oriental sound.
Melechesh's sixth album was released in 2015. "Enki" is a unique blend of black and thrash metal with a lot of Middle East inspired influences.
The album captivates with its precise execution, complex riffs, and hypnotic atmosphere inspired by ancient Mesopotamia. Dynamic compositions, an oriental atmosphere, and engaging vocals create very intense album that stands out among the contemporary metal scene.
Fans of later Behemoth, Nile, and Rotting Christ should definitely check out this album. It's perfect for listeners who are fans metal with a unique, oriental sound.
Mortem was originally known as the Norwegian cult band which preceded Arcturus. Formed by Marius Vold and Steinar Sverd Johnsen in 1989, Mortem was one of the first black metal bands to crawl out of the woodwork in Norway, releasing the highly coveted & brutal 'Slow Death' demo, with Euronymous and Dead of Mayhem acting as producer and cover artist respectively (whilst also featuring Hellhammer on session drums). After the release of 'Slow Death', the band was laid to rest, with members going on to form and feature in acclaimed titans such as Arcturus and Thorns, both of which would become mainstays in the black metal scene and beyond.
It wasn’t until 2019, when Mortem’s studio debut 'Ravnsvart' was released, and the magic of old undoubtedly returned with that same spirit and brutality of the original incarnation, whilst injecting new elements to form an opus of ferocious yet atmospheric horror. This was followed soon after by the fully re-recorded and re-worked ‘Slow Death’ tracks.
And now Mortem returns with new ode to the dark, ‘Mørketid’. The album presents an expansion and marked progression over the debut, with brooding mid-paced monumental riffs interspersed with periods of hyperspeed black metal. The album presents eight tracks of savage yet eerie and also often epic Black Metal of the highest order, adorned with the indomitable keyboard textures of Sverd, along with Hellhammer’s unmistakable percussive prowess, and the returning vicious snarls of vocalist Marius Vold.
Mortem was originally known as the Norwegian cult band which preceded Arcturus. Formed by Marius Vold and Steinar Sverd Johnsen in 1989, Mortem was one of the first black metal bands to crawl out of the woodwork in Norway, releasing the highly coveted & brutal 'Slow Death' demo, with Euronymous and Dead of Mayhem acting as producer and cover artist respectively (whilst also featuring Hellhammer on session drums). After the release of 'Slow Death', the band was laid to rest, with members going on to form and feature in acclaimed titans such as Arcturus and Thorns, both of which would become mainstays in the black metal scene and beyond.
It wasn’t until 2019, when Mortem’s studio debut 'Ravnsvart' was released, and the magic of old undoubtedly returned with that same spirit and brutality of the original incarnation, whilst injecting new elements to form an opus of ferocious yet atmospheric horror. This was followed soon after by the fully re-recorded and re-worked ‘Slow Death’ tracks.
And now Mortem returns with new ode to the dark, ‘Mørketid’. The album presents an expansion and marked progression over the debut, with brooding mid-paced monumental riffs interspersed with periods of hyperspeed black metal. The album presents eight tracks of savage yet eerie and also often epic Black Metal of the highest order, adorned with the indomitable keyboard textures of Sverd, along with Hellhammer’s unmistakable percussive prowess, and the returning vicious snarls of vocalist Marius Vold.
Mortem was originally known as the Norwegian cult band which preceded Arcturus. Formed by Marius Vold and Steinar Sverd Johnsen in 1989, Mortem was one of the first black metal bands to crawl out of the woodwork in Norway, releasing the highly coveted & brutal 'Slow Death' demo, with Euronymous and Dead of Mayhem acting as producer and cover artist respectively (whilst also featuring Hellhammer on session drums). After the release of 'Slow Death', the band was laid to rest, with members going on to form and feature in acclaimed titans such as Arcturus and Thorns, both of which would become mainstays in the black metal scene and beyond.
It wasn’t until 2019, when Mortem’s studio debut 'Ravnsvart' was released, and the magic of old undoubtedly returned with that same spirit and brutality of the original incarnation, whilst injecting new elements to form an opus of ferocious yet atmospheric horror. This was followed soon after by the fully re-recorded and re-worked ‘Slow Death’ tracks.
And now Mortem returns with new ode to the dark, ‘Mørketid’. The album presents an expansion and marked progression over the debut, with brooding mid-paced monumental riffs interspersed with periods of hyperspeed black metal. The album presents eight tracks of savage yet eerie and also often epic Black Metal of the highest order, adorned with the indomitable keyboard textures of Sverd, along with Hellhammer’s unmistakable percussive prowess, and the returning vicious snarls of vocalist Marius Vold.
