Album Review: Jess and the Ancient Ones – Vertigo (Svart Records)
The Savonian occult rock behemoth Jess and the Ancient Ones’ new album ‘Vertigo’ is set for release on Svart Records on May 21st, 2021.
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Album Review: Throat – Smile Less (Svart Records)
While the foundation of Throat’s sound remains in 90s noise rock, Smile Less pushes its way through all boundaries. Smile Less comes out on vinyl, CD and digitally 14th of May 2021 via Svart Records.
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Album Review: La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio – Trivial Visions (Svart Records)
La Morte Viene Dallo Spazio are making their return on Svart Records with ‘Trivial Visions’, set for a March 26th 2021 release.
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Album Review: Hexvessel – Kindred (Svart Records)
Roughly a year since the release of their strong album, All Tree, the self-styled ‘psychedelic forest folk’ band, Hexvessel return with a brand new album entitled ‘Kindred’. Out on April 17th 2020 via Svart Records.
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Album Review: The Deathtrip – Demon Solar Totem (Svart Records/Profound Lore)
Cult Black Metal band The Deathtrip have scrawled their ghostly sigils on blood-contract with Svart Records (EU) and Profound Lore (North America) for their sophomore album Demon Solar Totem, the follow-up to 2014’s debut, Deep Drone Master.
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Album Review: Wizard Rifle – Wizard Rifle (Svart Records)
Wizard Rifle emerged from the metal groundswell of Portland Oregon in 2009 bent on annihilating the complacency of genre pigeonholes and throwback tropes. Their elusive sound contorts and leaps from sludgy and psychedelic, to thrash, noise and beyond, accented by vocal harmonies and shouts. They will release their self titled 3rd album on 30th August 2019 through Svart Records.
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Album Review: Throat – Bareback (Svart Records)
Set for release on 31st August 2018 via Svart Records. With a new and improved line-up, Throat’s sophomore album, Bareback, sees the band plunge head first into unprotected encounters with musical elements hardly even hinted at on their previous releases.
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Album Review: Witch Mountain – Witch Mountain (Svart Records)
Witch Mountain return from their three-plus-year hiatus with a refreshed line-up (new singer Kayla Dixon and bass player Justin Brown join band stalwarts Rob Wong and Nate Carson) and a new self-titled album out on May 25 via Svart Records.
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