Band info Band: Lammoth Album: ‘Onward‘ Releases: August 7th, 2026 Genre: blackgaze, black metal Location: US Review We’re delighted to have Lammoth back, the one and only hobbit antifascist one-man black metal band from Asheville, North Carolina. After 2024’s “Tales of Treachery” ep which combined epic badass black metal with wholesome blackgaze atmospherics and […]
Tag: Antifascist black metal
Review: Ensorcelless – Demo 2026 | Black metal
Band info Band: Ensorcelless Album: ‘Demo 2026‘ Genre: black metal Released: May 1st, 2026 Location: US Review Hailing from grim and frostbitten LA (their words but we stand by them) Enscorcelles are the solo black metal project of Luna from Putrescine and Calamitous Skies and describe themselves as stripped back, thrashy black metal but […]
Review: Woodsguard – Fortitude (EP, 2026) | Metal, death/black
Band info Band: Woodsguard EP: ‘Fortitude‘ Genre: black metal, death metal, metal Released: June 20th, 2026 Location: US Review Woodsguard is a black metal project from the Appalachians, specifically from West Virginia. The band is deeply rooted in the region, its natural environment, and above all, its people and political initiatives. The album ‘Fortitude‘ features […]
Review: Ozuye – Demo I (2026) | Black metal
Band info Band: Ozuye Album: Demo I Genre: black metal Released: May 28, 2026 Location: US Review Over the last few years, we’ve seen a significant rise in extreme music, particularly Black Metal, with its roots in Native North American culture. It totally makes sense if you look at it. The deep connection to nature, […]
Review: Witch Hill – Bury the Soul Within… (Full album, 2026) | Raw black metal
https://youtu.be/fM4erf7Yxqc Band info Band: Witch Hill Album: ‘Bury the Soul Within…‘ Released: June 6th, 2026 Genre: raw black metal Location: US Review Sometimes you don’t want the modern post-metal or some of the same overplayed persiflage of the same old second-wave Darkthrone song. Sometimes you want something easy, straightforward, something dark but also fun. Sometimes […]
Review: Ulltisol – Deepest Earth of Numinous Dead (Full album, 2026) | Entheogenic black metal
https://youtu.be/w8YH7NDFt_Y Band info Band: Ulltisol Album: ‘Deepest Earth of Numinous Dead‘ Released: May 1st, 2026 Genre: entheogenic black metal Location: Canada Review Fuck yeah Ulltisol! The Canadian entheogenic cultists have become a staple here at the Network and we can’t help but smile every time we get a new release from them, and for good […]
Review: Kvathory – Ardis (Full album, 2026) | Experimental, black metal
Band info Band: Kvathory Album: ‘Ardis‘ Genre: experimental, avant-garde, black metal Released: March 19th, 2026 Location: Palestine Review We’re very proud to present today a new album from contemporary Palestinian musicians released by the label Mediteranos, an experimental label rooted in Palestinian avant-garde music, which is serving as a connection for many artists globally. Kvathory […]
Review: na zarot – Todesverse (Full album, 2026) | black metal
Band info Band: na zarot Album: ‘Todesverse‘ Released: January 30th, 2026 Genre: black metal, raw bm Location: Germany Review Na Zarot are not new to the Network, they’ve been featured before, twice in fact, and one of those times ir was for the “On Death And Dying” EP that is included in this release, the […]
Review: Misère – Bēacn (EP, 2026) | Black metal
Band info Band: Misère Album: ‘Bēacn’ Genre: black metal Releases: 29th of May, 2026 Location: Germany Review Misère may be a recent addition in the growing wave that os antifascist metal but they sure as hell don’t sound like it, in fact they sound like they’ve been around fir a while with their really tight […]
Review: Wormhog – Transience (Full album, 2026) | Progressive rock/metal
Band info Band: Wormhog Album: ‘Transience‘ Released: December 10th, 2025 Genre: rock, metal, progressive Location: Greece Review Maybe it’s a result of its origins as a class signifier (refer to the origins of punk rock for more info), but prog seems to have a bit of a “sketch” problem… Whether we’re talking about Neil Pert […]