
Vortex Divinium
A wildly technical but unexpectedly catchy debut single that lets Christian Münzner go off without losing sight of the song.

7 reviews

A wildly technical but unexpectedly catchy debut single that lets Christian Münzner go off without losing sight of the song.

A rough-edged, riff-stuffed collision of melodic death metal, thrash and death 'n' roll that cares far more about hooks and momentum than brutality.

A rough-edged but deeply atmospheric pagan black metal album whose dated synths, varied vocals and long-form songwriting still make its mystical forest world work.

A huge, melodic collision of black, gothic and symphonic metal whose theatrical excess and extreme dynamics cohere into something unmistakably its own.

A remarkably catchy meeting of thrash and black metal, carried by adventurous guitar work and production that lets it breathe.

A characterful, mid-tempo dose of early Amon Amarth-style melodeath that delivers the riffs, even if 55 minutes is more than it needs.

Raw, melodic black metal built around creepy German children's folklore, with rough-but-listenable production and punky sections that keep the album from settling into one mood.