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[ALBUM REVIEW]: The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain

If an album’s title can be interpreted as a statement of artistic intent, then the confidence Watain have in this one is completely undeniable. The band themselves are setting this album up to be compared to the already ridiculously high watermark set by the trinity of Casus Luciferi, Sworn to the Dark and Lawless Darkness. I’m here to tell you that said confidence wasn’t even remotely unwarranted.

Music, Museum of Macabre MediaJason EdwardsApril 29, 2022watain, the agony & ecstasy of watain, nuclear blast, black metal, Erik Danielsson, Håkan Jonsson, Pelle Forsberg, the agony and the ecstasy, charlton heston, rex harrison, post-punkComment

Immolation Brings Forth Fire and Brimstone in ACTS OF GOD

After five years the ring of salt around Yonkers, New York has been broken and the flames of hell are seeping back into a changed world. 2017 was the last time death metal four-piece Immolation cast their blistering curse on mortal ears.

Museum of Macabre Media, MusicGuest UserFebruary 18, 2022Immolation, immolation, death metal, Death metal, Nuclear Blast, nuclear blast, review, album review, Acts of God, acts of God, monsters, madness, magicComment