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Hammerheart Records

  • Trelldom “Til Et Annet”

    This is an incredible album. Awesome beats and a fantastic drum sound put together with a tight, clear guitar tone, playing simple, dark, melodic, straightforward old-school black metal, classical influence and all (NO keyboards). I want to say it’s a more melodic and melancholic version of Gorgoroth, yet still violent at times… whereas [...]
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  • Rebaelliun “Burn The Promised Land”

    I wonder if there is one review out there at all that doesn’t mention the name Krisiun when describing this band. Not just sounding like Krisiun, they practically are Krisiun (or maybe vice versa? I don’t know who genuinely came first). In fact, track 5 ("Flagellation Of Christ") is also a guitar/synth [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/rebaelliun-burnthepromisedland/

  • Demoncy “Joined In Darkness”

    Demoncy is another long-running American black metal band, and Joined In Darkness is their third offering to the Cloven-Hoofed One. Demoncy creates one hell of a raw black metal album, and has a very filthy and Satanic sound. The guitar sound is very dark and powerful, carrying the excellent dark black metal riffing. [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/demoncy-joinedindarkness/

  • Carpe Tenebrum “Mirrored Hate Painting”

    Uh, quite the maniacal black metal release in a constructed, dictionary definition sense vs. a real feeling of chaos and disorderly tendencies. Diabolical and sinister, straightforward well-put-together package with aggressive vocals, atmosphere via keyboards, blah blah blah… all the pieces in the formula are present, save that "feeling". While it’s nice to see [...]
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  • Aura Noir “Deep Tracts Of Hell”

    Back to being a two-piece, Apollyon & Aggressor get ready to start another war with your blackened thrashing ass. Are they victorius? Unfortunately, not really. Music is still in the thrashy-black metal Aura Noir style established with Black Thrash Attack (if you haven’t heard this band already, it shouldn’t be too difficult [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/auranoir-deeptractsofhell/

  • Aeternus “Shadows Of Old”

    For starters, Aeternus developed a more drastic change to their sound and style while retaining the elements they are known for in previous albums, while dropping the atmospheric quality. Fans will either hate this album or love it. I personally love it because of its vast diversity molded within one album. As soon one pops [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/aeternus-shadowsofold/

  • Aeternus “Burning The Shroud”

    Aeternus attacks once again. This time, the band has chosen to offer us some relics of the past as a pre-release to their next album entitled Ascention Of Terror. The first track here is a preview to their upcoming release and it promises another violent epic from these Norwegian black metal kings. Tracks 2 [...]
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  • Aeternus “…And So The Night Became”

    Darkness unveiled in its most eloquent and elegant form… executed beautifully on this follow-up by this Norwegian three piece led by Ares and company. …as so the night became, an album that evidently shows a huge progression from its debut that consists of 8 tracks to bring their fans one of the best releases they [...]
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  • Aeternus “…And So The Night Became”

    Rarely have I heard such originality and such a contrast between total beauty and sick, seething evil. With the production, guitar distortion, drumming and vocals, Aeternus may initially fool the swift of ear. The sound itself seems to be death metal, but upon closer attention, the riffing and monotonous barrage of percussion have much more [...]
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  • Aeternus “…And So The Night Became”

    How can a side project be so good? Norway’s Aeternus, consisting of members of Gorgoroth and Obtained Enslavement is considered a side project, yet are far and away one of the best bands to thunder into the underground in a long time. Self-described as ‘true dark metal’, Aeternus are a well sculpted trio [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/aeternus-andsothenightbecame/