Dayal Patterson

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Exclusive: Liturgy interview and provocative new album in full

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Get your head around the NY's avant-black metallers polarising The Ark Work album!

Leviathan: Scar Sighted

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A head-turning comeback for infamous USBM outfit

Dødheimsgard: Home Is Where The Art Is

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Having ridden the cusp of Norway's avant-black metal wave, Dødheimsgard promptly disappeared. Now they’re back and they've undergone a radical transformation.

Der Weg Einer Freiheit: Stellar

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Epic German black metallers learn to navigate from the heart

The Order Of Apollyon: The Sword And The Dagger

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Gallic occultists locate the emotion in their missives

Carach Angren: Grimm Tales

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Symphonic storytellers Carach Angren have long stood out from the black metal pack. However, this time around it's resulted in death threats.

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Progressive black metallers drop the black – and the metal

Negura Bunget: Tau

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Romanian spiritualists ring the changes

Ethereal: Opus Aethereum

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Respectable debut from long-running UK outfit

Solefald: World Metal Kosmopolis Sud

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Nordic eccentrics reveal the method in their madness

Marduck: Frontschwein

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Muscular return from Swedish BM veterans

Deicide, live in London

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Death metal made manifest in the heart of London

Mysticum reveal all about the long-awaited new album

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Hr. General Cerastes discusses the industrial black metallers' first album in 18 years

The 10 Commandments of Horror Movie-Making – By Rob Zombie

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With his latest, crowd-funded splatterfest, 31, finally seeing the light of day, metal’s reigning horror king gives us the ultimate guide to creating a gore-soaked masterpiece.

Welcome Back: Hirax

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Veteran speed metal squad Hirax make first ever UK trip this spring.

Taake: Stridens Hus

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Bergen’s idiosyncratic firebrand keeps the faith

Saille: Eldritch

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Belgian black metallers in need of a little more bite

Insomnium, live in London

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Support: Fleshgod Apocalypse

Foscor: Those Horrors Wither

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Catalonia’s black metallers reach beyond their marker points

Sognametal, live in London

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Celebrating the life of Valfar

Solbrud: Jærtegn

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Danish black metallers breaking all the wrong rules

Posthum: The Black Northern Ritual

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Nordic black metallers add a few notes in the margins

Vreid set off on a unique, commemorative tour

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Folk/black visionaries celebrate their shared roots with Windir and Ulcus

Khold: Til Endes

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Curiously corpsepainted metallers get back into their groove

Sanctuary: The Year The Sun Died

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More revolution than evolution for Seattle cult heroes’ return

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