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Malthusian- Below the Hengiform
Chris Dahlberg | October 18, 2015
Malthusian has pushed towards their own distinctive sound.
Murg- Varg & Björn
Chris Dahlberg | May 31, 2015
Varg & Björn is a strong debut that does the second-wave black metal sound justice without feeling like a mere retread.
Merrimack- The Acausal Mass
Chris Dahlberg | May 25, 2015
Merrimack has put together strong enough arrangements to deliver a convincing statement nearly two decades after their inception.
Mysticum- Planet Satan
Chris Dahlberg | February 23, 2015
Planet Satan picks up right where its predecessor left off, and much like in the past the hypnotic and abrasive industrial black metal will be an acquired taste tailored towards a specific type of listener.
Marduk- Frontschwein
Chris Dahlberg | February 15, 2015
Marduk continues to demonstrate that they’re still a very capable band after all of these years.
Marduk- Iron Dawn
Chris Dahlberg | January 13, 2015
Iron Dawn delivers a quick, abrasive assault on the senses.
Myrkur- Myrkur
Chris Dahlberg | September 8, 2014
It’s clear why Relapse has already provided their support so early on in Myrkur’s career.
Mayhem- Esoteric Warfare
Chris Dahlberg | June 12, 2014
It may not stand as one of the best black metal albums released this year, but Esoteric Warfare remains a noteworthy effort.
Malevolence- Antithetical
Chris Dahlberg | December 19, 2013
Portugal’s Malevolence delivers strong hooks and dynamic songwriting.
Mortis Mutilati- Nameless Here For Evermore
Chris Dahlberg | July 25, 2013
Mortis Mutilati is much more polished than your average one man black metal band.