Tasty like salt-cured pork After the highly publicized dissolution of Agalloch, one of this generation’s most important band, we were...

In Movement The young quartet from Montréal took their time to produce their first release and it was a judicious decision. They went ...

Photo by Manon Cornieux This live review has been written in collaboration with my friend Ève-Laurence Hébert, I wrote the reviews ...

Andy trimmed the fuath Andy Marshall definitely likes to form new projects, release one album with it and then form a new one (I'll i...

On this stormy Saturday night, the black metal fans of Montréal had a dark rendez-vous at this cool venue located on Saint-Laurent boulev...

Black rock? Nope, atmospheric black metallic alloy! Basalte is a young three piece (2 guitarists and a drummer) from Montréal and like...

Rouyn-Noranda's cold escapism Québécois black metal is slowly starting to become one of the best scenes in the world. All bias asid...

“We will be forgotten, we will be lost”...  Well, hopefully they won't be... Giant Squid were always an odd beast (excuse the expre...

The meanders of cosmic spiritual fortifications The first release of this new project created by Markov Soroka (Eternium, Slow) is fina...

“ No regret! No retrospection!” Christian Kolf is one of the most interesting musicians in the modern German metal scene. Fronting th...