Interview by Commodus Founded in 2011 in Vienna, Austria, the aim of Harakiri for the sky has always been to create a unique mixture of melancholy and aggression, madness and meaning, and wrapped in alternately ...
Interview by Commodus From Yerevan, Armenia comes Ildaruni, a Pagan Black Metal band with Armenian Folk elements. This Is Black Metal Webzine had a talk with them about their debut album “Beyond Unseen Gateways” and their ...
Interview by Franco A. Gorgon is a Black metal band from Antibes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France. They’re pioneers of the French Black Metal scene. Formed in 1991 in the south of France by Christophe Chatelet (guitar/vocal). ...
Interview by Kelly Tee Akhlys is a one-man project from the wizard, Nass Alcameth of Nightbringer and Aoratos hailing from Colorado, USA. In Akhlys, Nass Alcameth introduces the nightmares that lurk in the dark recesses ...
Interview by SadoMaster Rattenkönig Wine and Fog by Ezio Carello is a distro specializing in the sale of cd, lp, tapes, shirts and other merchandise mainly concerning Black Metal, Death Metal and Epic / Funeral ...
We are very happy to announce a media partnership between Shades of Darkness Magazine and This Is Black Metal As part of this collaboration, you’ll be able to read excerpts of what’s in our magazine ...
We are very happy to announce a media partnership between Shades of Darkness Magazine and This Is Black Metal As part of this collaboration, you’ll be able to read excerpts of what’s in our magazine ...
We are very happy to announce a media partnership between Shades of Darkness Magazine and This Is Black Metal As part of this collaboration, you’ll be able to read excerpts of what’s in our magazine ...
Interview by Franco A. Djevel is a Norwegian Black Metal band founded by guitarist Trånn Ciekals (born 1978) in 2009. Originally planned to be Ciekals’s solo project, Djevel eventually became a band with Mannevond and ...
Interview by Dayal Patterson [In the Elder Futhark runic alphabet, the Wyrd is the blank rune. The word ‘wyrd’ is old English, deriving from a common Germanic term, and can be understood as ‘fate’ or ...