You must be doing something worthy if you’re a metal band, and your dictatorial country designates you an “extremist group”. This is what happened to Belarus post-black metal collective, Dymna…
Tag: post-black metal
There’s much talk about modern black metal artists avoiding nostalgia. We’ve seen this in the rise of blackgaze and the emergence of post-black metal, most of which comes from France.…
Czech collective, Heiden, started as a pagan black metal band inspired by the mysteries of the Carpathian Mountains. It was twenty-two years ago when they issued their first album (see…
“Anti-fascism, environmentalism, queer rights and Palestinian liberation are among the political struggles addressed throughout the album,” says the press release for Rosa Faenskap’s sophomore LP. Many will roll their eyes…
Unverkault’s members live in Athens and Berlin, but it seems geography cannot stop this juggernaut. After releasing 2023’s acclaimed A Lump of Death: A Chaos of Dead Lovers, they bagged…
Art school black metallers, Bosse-de-Nage, last released an album in 2018 when the blackgaze movement reached the pinnacle of its importance. Now, it’s no longer the target of love and…
Norwegian-based musician, Roman, hails from Russia but relocated to black metal’s homeland in the late 2000s. Since 2019, Bizarrekult has been his main vehicle of expression, resulting in an EP…
Belfast post-black metal quartet, Domhain, attracted the interest of record label, These Hands Melt, early in their career. The Italian company released their first EP in 2023, and you can…
Lithuanian trio, Juodvarnis, celebrate their fifteenth year of existence in 2026, and what better way than to deliver a new album? Steeped in the vitriolic purifications of black metal and…