Ungfell, the Swiss masters of black folk punk are back with their third album «Es Grauet». In this concept album, the band tells a story of “moral…… Read more “Ungfell announce «Es Grauet»”
Tag: Eisenwald
Label update: Haeresis Noviomagi
Last year might have been different in a lot of ways, but that didn’t prevent us from getting a string of excellent releases from Haeresis Noviomagi, as…… Read more “Label update: Haeresis Noviomagi”
Fluisteraars to release «Bloem»
The first glimpse of «Bloem» promises a stunning record.
Turia to release Degen van Licht
The trio’s third full-length promises to be one of the year’s early highlights.
Listen to «A Single Solemn Rose» by Idle Hands
In a bit more than two weeks, Idle Hands will release their debut full-length «Mana» through reputed label Eisenwald. Since our previous piece on this release, two…… Read more “Listen to «A Single Solemn Rose» by Idle Hands”
On L’Acéphale’s upcoming self-titled album
While many a small release saw the light of day throughout the last decade, it has been ten years since the last full-length by L’Acéphale. This month,…… Read more “On L’Acéphale’s upcoming self-titled album”
Nusquama release «Horizon Ontheemt»
Today, Eisenwald and Haeresis Noviomagi are teaming up to release «Horizon Ontheemt», the debut album by Dutch black metal quintet Nusquama (see previous piece on this release…… Read more “Nusquama release «Horizon Ontheemt»”
Idle Hands release song from debut album
The Gabriel Franco-led heavy metal / goth quartet Idle Hands have had some rather remarkable first few years of existence. A couple of months after the digital…… Read more “Idle Hands release song from debut album”
Nusquama introduce themselves with «Vuurslag»
Musicians from Fluisteraars, Laster, and Turia have gotten together to form Nusquama. The new project derives its name from the word used by Thomas Moore “to refer…… Read more “Nusquama introduce themselves with «Vuurslag»”
Label update: Haeresis Noviomagi
A trio of excellent releases will see the light of day tomorrow.
