Brainfog · 02/10/2025
What do you get when you mix grief, spores, feral blog energy, and a very patient designer? Apparently, a logo. This is the story of how "reverb and teeth" became a legitimate design brief .
Genre Tourism · 30/06/2025
A gloriously petty, unplanned dive into Russian deathcore. No insights, no regrets (well, maybe a few). Just one night of blast beats, beer, and questionable decisions.
Brainfog · 21/03/2025
Another first unlocked! After a year of writing reviews for Stormbringer, I finally tackled my first interview—an email Q&A with ISTAPP’s drummer, Fjalar. No live interaction (thankfully), just pure icy metal vibes and a whole lot of fun. Turns out, I keep surprising myself, and lately, the words have been flowing again.
In The Pit · 16/03/2025
A year ago, I took a borrowed camera to a metal gig, failed at concert photography, and had an awkward but unforgettable moment with Jón Geir. Here’s what happened—and why it still matters.
In The Pit · 21/07/2024
Tankard, Sodom, Destruction & Kreator delivered the riffs. Germany delivered the sunstroke. Here’s what survived the chaos.
Brainfog · 02/06/2024
Turning 39 in sweatpants, blasting Iron Maiden, and re-evaluating life with a metal soundtrack. Existential dread never sounded this good.
Genre Tourism · 12/01/2024
Terrasite by Cattle Decapitation: death metal with blast beats, cleanish vocals, and a whole lot of misanthropic energy. A vegan dives in.
Brainfog · 20/12/2023
Wacken collapsed, Alcest disappointed, and Peter Steele got me through it all. 2023 was a metal year. Just not the one I planned.
Keepers · 18/12/2023
DSBM 101: French misery, 10-minute looped riffs, and the kind of vocals that sound like your soul clawing at the walls. Let’s talk Reflections of a Sad Soul.
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.