Rating: 3/5
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The Breath of Mozym emerges to not only rate, but write a fucking SONG for this review!

Now there’s another band to lure you in a life of evil, but they come with the demise of power metal legends.

Rating: 2/5
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If Abhor releases another album, I truly hope they stray from stereotypical symphonic black metal and concentrate on forming an acoustic niche.

Rating: 3.5/5
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Psycho hails from Singapore and plays a mix of thrash/death/black metal similar to Bathory, Toxic Holocaust and Nasum on their full-length debut.

Rating: 3/5

I Shalt Become is impressive, for a one-man project. “Poison” should be considered Black Metal, but only in the mysterious sense. It’s not heavy or fast, but it also doesn’t have the softness to really be post-black

Rating : 2/5

One thing I require to really respect a Black Metal band is their ability to embrace their heritage or the history of the land on which they live, no matter what part of the world they’re from. Hacavitz does this by writing songs about what I assume is Aztec mythology or anthropology. This is sure to keep “Metzli Obscura” shrouded in mystery, the way Black Metal should be.

Plus check out album art for all three bands, as well as the link for streaming new tunes!

SATAN’S HOST welcomes back Leviathan Thisiren (AKA Harry Conklin – Jag Panzer/Titan Force) back into the Grotto.