Interview by Jeger The more you see, the more you hate. Such is the way of life here on planet Earth among the wretched Herd. Our experiences with one another as humans define our outlook ...
Interview by Transmontanus In the vast and often self-referential landscape of contemporary Black Metal, where orthodoxy is both revered and ritualistically contested, Lychgate stands as a singular architectural anomaly, a project whose foundations are carved ...
Interview by Jeger Dreams – a portal into the unknown? Conduit for spiritual awareness and communication? Just your brain processing information? I’ll say that all three should be considered when discussing dreams and their implications ...
Interview by Jeger The will to be! The will to be free… Imagine a world free of religion, namely Christianity and Islam where we can finally evolve at a proper rate without ancient doctrines to ...
Interview by Jeger As the Mediterranean Sun sets o’er the land of Hellas, bringing forth the sacred Grecian night, the promise of magick, the will to romance and the pathway towards Daemons are beheld by ...
Interview by Jeger Spiritual searcher as a youth, existential Nihilist as an adult… The world sure has its fucked up ways of shaping who we are and how we view the world. Like a river ...
Interview by Jeger Greece’s SAD is an anomaly. They are a Greek Black Metal band that sounds like a Finnish Black Metal band, and they sound better than half the Finns out there. SAD music ...
Interview by Jeger As they slept, evil prevailed… As hooves upon old cobblestone do the heart tick and then tock when Carach Angren emerge with all new tales of dastardly nighttime happenings: lore and legend ...
Interview by Dayal Patterson Abduction must be considered one of the UK’s most active and prolific Black Metal bands, having already released five extremely consistent full-length albums – as well as several EPs and demos ...
Interview by Jeger “There is much more to ’90s Black Metal than what a lot of newer bands seem to grasp. The glory day of the genre was a pan-European movement, not just a fabled ...