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Evil Comes from the North: An Interview with Lamia Vox

The Russian ritual ambient artist Lamia Vox recently released her second full length album, ‘’Sigillum Diaboli’’ on the cult Canadian label Cyclic Law. This release aims at the spiritual expansion ...

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Turkey and Gezi Park in Context: How a Nation is Being Cheated of its Rights through Corruption

“The smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but to allow very lively debate within that spectrum.” – Noam Chomsky ...

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HEATHEN HARVEST EXCLUSIVE: Two New Trepaneringsritualen Tracks Streaming Now!

The two tracks that are being featured within this spotlight, “Drunk on Blood” and “Rúnatal”, are exemplary examples of an old-school approach that has thus far garnered Trepaneringsritualen a well-deserved ...

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19th June 2013 | 0 Comments

[Music] Autre Que: Coming June 24, New Vinyl Only Release by Ô Paradis

Ô Paradis “Los Olvidados” LP AQ06 Sorry I ruled the universe as a ...
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18th June 2013 | 0 Comments

[Music] Raubbau: Vintage Has Never Been More Versatile: Thorofon Are Back

Thorofon are back and fill our ears, hearts and minds with 60 ...
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16th June 2013 | 0 Comments

[Music] Our Sweetest Songs: The Post Romantic Empire Album Is Yours

The Post Romantic Empire Album is finally ready Roger O’Donnell, Julia Kent, ...
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16th June 2013 | 0 Comments

[Music] Five Days in Lithuania With The Hafler Trio

Moontrix in collaboration with the British Council Lithuania and Anykščiai City Municipality, ...
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15th June 2013 | 0 Comments

[Music] Old Captain: Three New Releases on The Way

Cisfinitum – Industriewerke 2002-2012 Cisfinitum’s industrial works, compiled for the 1st time ...
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14th June 2013 | 0 Comments

[Music] Aural Apocalypse June 12th, 2013: Malignant Records Spotlight

AURAL APOCALYPSE Featuring Dark Ambient, Neo-Folk, Militant, Noise, Neo-Classical, Medieval music and ...

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20th June 2013 | 0 Comments

[Music] Rage in Eden : Men, Mystics and Sorcerers in Human History so far…

Legionarii – Disciples Of The State This magnum opus of Legionarii follows a fictional epic set in an unknown time, in an unknown place… “…Where a unified government which administers the entire planet is arising, and is becoming completely in control over every aspect of humanity – a totalitarian system governed by the Council of […]

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18th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Suidakra – Eternal Defiance

I feel like the metal community, as a whole, should club together and get Germany’s Suidakra a dozen roses or a nice box of chocolates or something to apologise and show our appreciation. Over the course of two decades and eleven studio albums, they’ve done nothing but give and have never asked for anything in return, […]

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Karma Marata

17th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Karma Marata – Das Sturmläuten

Karma Marata is currently a quintet of semi-anonymous musicians whom are relatively new to the military pop / martial industrial underground, having only previously released a split with Kristian Giorgini entitled …and Still Remain in 2010 as a collaboration between the German SkullLine (featured here as the lucky label to offer up Karma Marata’s debut […]

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Umpio

16th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Umpio – Tripamishqi

Finland’s Umpio is the main noise project of Pentti Dassum and has been around since 2006, with the first releases coming in 2008 with the Avauz and Stalkhausen CD-R’s. There have been many releases on different labels including; Zerga, Freak Animal Records, and Nekorekords amongst many. Tripamishqi is Umpio’s first release for the consistently strong […]

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16th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Gates – Eintraum

There is a small insert in this cassette featuring quotations from Jorge Luis Borges. At first, the connection seems trite, an attempt to elevate one’s art by forcing a link to a canonical literary figure. Although, there is not much directly parallel to those particular excerpts, there is a Byzantine quality to be found in […]

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Aura Noctis

16th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Aura Noctis – Vitae Proelium

Aura Noctis is a band that has somehow eluded me throughout my musical journeys above and beyond. Twice before have they been reviewed on The Harvest, and both times I was brooding away on some black metal barbarism or introverted space ambient, but this third time is a charm and now I finally have the […]

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Evolving

14th June 2013 | 0 Comments

I.R.O.N. – Evolving

I.R.O.N. is a side-project of military industrial outfit Legionarii. As many in the martial industrial scene have made their way through various other styles of music, I.R.O.N. is a deviation from Legionarii’s sound. Whereas Legionarii falls sonically in territory populated by many martial industrial contemporaries – and that is not to say they sound like […]

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Varg

13th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Second Renaissance; An Interview with Varg Vikernes

.:.SECOND RENAISSANCE.:. An Interview with Varg Vikernes By Dan Capp ___ Varg Vikernes — the mind and soul behind one of extreme metal’s most unique acts in Burzum — remains as controversial today as he was during the early years of his prison sentence. In fact, depending on who you ask, he is a man […]

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13th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Navicon Torture Technologies – Your Suffering will be Legendary

“We can’t escape the present any more than we can escape ourselves, and I refuse to close myself off to the future because of my past injuries.” These are a few words in the very long and concise letter packaged in The Gospels of the Gash box set, the final Navicon Torture Technologies offering. This […]

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Philip Corner

12th June 2013 | 0 Comments

Philip Corner – Rocks can Fall at Any Time

Philip Corner is an American experimental composer and artist whose audio work has covered everything from piano and choral, to electronic compositions and, arguably the medium he has focused on the most, gamelan. Rocks can Fall at Any Time falls somewhere close to the latter category, if not wholly within, with its focus on primarily […]

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