Genre Tourism · 17/11/2023
Black metal has long flirted with taboo — but where’s the line between provocation and poison? This article digs into NSBM, ideological red flags, and why doing your homework matters more than ever.
Genre Tourism · 29/04/2023
Oldschool metal meets alt-rock vocals. The Night Eternal deliver a solid listen with identity confusion. Genre tourism strikes again.
Genre Tourism · 14/01/2023
Battle Beast’s debut album Steel is a synth-soaked, sword-wielding power metal joyride. No subtlety, no shame—just riffs, grit, and pure fun.
Genre Tourism · 12/01/2023
Jag Panzer’s Ample Destruction delivers pure heavy metal energy with soaring vocals, relentless riffs, and zero subtlety. A classic that deserved a bigger legacy — and still hits like a hammer today.
Keepers · 16/12/2022
A heartfelt look at April 16th’s 2021 release Epitaph — a NWOBHM time capsule revived with care, passion, and one hell of a guitar tone.
Brainfog · 04/12/2022
From Deutschpop to black metal, band tees to Bathory — 2022 was my first real metal year. And yes, I lost 10kg and gained a personality.
Genre Tourism · 07/11/2022
Dive into Abbath’s Dread Reaver — a black metal album soaked in rock’n’roll swagger, high-speed riffs, Motörhead worship, and glorious chaos. Corpsepaint, blast beats, and groove guaranteed.
Genre Tourism · 31/10/2022
Burning Witches bring old-school heavy metal cosplay with The Witch of the North — an album full of leather, Norse mythology, and a growing sense of déjà vu. Part of my quest through the W:O:A 2023 line-up.
Keepers · 26/06/2022
Bathory’s Hammerheart trades Satan for sagas and shrieks for sea spray. It’s the sound of one man building a genre, a myth, and an emotional anchor—lo-fi, flawed, and absolutely perfect.
Genre Tourism · 20/05/2022
Relentless German thrash from Destruction. No frills, no variety, just pure aggression—and one standout track that earns its name: Thrash till Death.