Foghazer – He Left the Temple | Metal Territory
The broad spectrum of black metal encompasses many subgenres – 1st wave, 2nd wave, raw, symphonic, atmospheric, post – and […]
Foghazer – He Left the Temple | Metal Territory Read Post »
The broad spectrum of black metal encompasses many subgenres – 1st wave, 2nd wave, raw, symphonic, atmospheric, post – and […]
Foghazer – He Left the Temple | Metal Territory Read Post »
After at least three albums of warm praise, we can safely say that a new Archspire is something very significant. […]
Archspire – Too Fast to Die | Metal Territory Read Post »
In 2025, we unleashed a new beast on the Mediterranean for the first time: The idea of Malta Metal Weekend […]
Malta Metal Weekend returns this November. Read Post »
Just off the Mediterranean coast of Spain lie the Balearic Islands. Among the roughly 1.2 million inhabitants of the island […]
SolNegre – Anthems for the Grand Collapse | Metal Territory Read Post »
In 2019, English retro-metal maniacs Aggressive Perfector came out of nowhere to impress me with an ugly blend of classic […]
Aggressive Perfector – Come Creeping Fiends | Metal Territory Read Post »
Tired? Irritable? Prone to bouts of melancholy that leave you feeling sluggish and indifferent, especially as the weather changes? It […]
Hellripper – Coronach | Metal Territory Read Post »
One of the many collectives in this category is the expanded Morbus Chron universe. These Swedes initially moved from classic […]
Speglas – Endarkenment, Being & Death | Metal Territory Read Post »
Arrival is a survival story, in many ways. After Acidosis broke up, Katzman took part in several other bands and […]
Acidosis – Arrival | Metal Territory Read Post »
as Acou is a fairly pleasant album with a few interesting angles. After a short interlude, with a lone trumpet […]
Moon Far Away – Acou | Metal Territory Read Post »
Despite the fact that the album title ostensibly owed to the richest branches of slam, Dwellnought actually release a kind […]
Dwellnought – Monolith of Ephemerality | Metal Territory Read Post »
The project’s mastermind, Lars, created a monumental, melodic doom in the spirit of Insomnium, Rapture and Before the Dawn, and […]
Ethereal Darkness – Echoes | Metal Territory Read Post »
Dante’s Divine Comedy will forever be remembered for its first third: Inferno. I have some ideas why, but my best […]
Daidalos – Dante | Metal Territory Read Post »
If nothing else, Mystfall have two significant advantages: a (relatively) full guitar tone and the most convincing death growls and […]
Mystfall – Embers of a Dying World | Metal Territory Read Post »
The word Thelema means will, and while there’s no line of lyrics or narrative in the promo material to clarify […]
Decipher – ΘΕΛΗΜΑ (Thelema) | Metal Territory Read Post »
Exodus are one of the legends of thrash’s original heyday, but since they started with their frosty classic debut, Bonded […]
Exodus – Goliath | Metal Territory Read Post »
Australia’s harsh environments are the ideal breeding ground for brutal music. Xenobiotic based their latest album on the hellish setting […]
Vanta – Perpetual Selection | Metal Territory Read Post »
Less than two years after Winter Eternal‘s last album, the Greeks (now based in Scotland) return with their fifth LP […]
Winter Eternal – Unveiled Nightsky Review Read Post »
My appreciation for Lamb of God didn’t really take off until a very close friend of mine had me watch […]
Lamb of God – Into Oblivion | Metal Territory Read Post »
Once, before I became a trve-metal warrior with the battle jacket, adorned with top-class corpse paint, I was a prog […]
Abstracted – Review of Hiraeth | Metal Territory Read Post »
The DC deathgrind outfit No/Más, formed almost a decade ago, releasing a split, two EPs and a full-length between 2017 […]
No/Más Review – No Peace | Metal Territory Read Post »