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Interview with Mandragora Scream

Infernal Masquerade: Mandragora Scream has been around for over 10 years, how do you think the band has evolved during all these years?

We have grown a lot, not just from the point of view of our music  but also from a  personal and spiritual perspective. We had moments of great joy and enthusiasm followed by moments of deep suffering and despair. The death of my father in 2006 left a deep scar in my soul.               

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Interview with Way To End

Infernal Masquerade: Thanks for the interview, and let’s get started with the question:

I.M: Having formed on 2006, Way To End is a relatively new band.
Can you please tell us more on how the band came together and crafted your unique Black Metal style?

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Interview with Hunters Moon

Thanks for taking the time to answer our questions and let’s get started:

Infernal Masquerade: What was the main reason behind the formation of Hunters Moon?

Back when I was playing with Denouncement Pyre, new ideas began to emerge that did not fit under the DP banner. Subsequently I decided to form a new band/project that encompassed the ideas and the sound of Hunters Moon. It didn’t take long for the band to take up most of my time.

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Interview with Nervecell

Thanks for the interview, and let’s get started with the questions:

Infernal Masquerade: “Preaching Venom” is you new album that features great death metal music. Is the old school vibe something the band shoots for? Or it just comes naturally based on the band members influences?

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Chaos Invocation - In Bloodline With the Snake (2009)

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Chaos Invocation is a German horde that are here to make a breakthrough in the Black Metal scene. With their debut album “In Bloodline With the Snake” the band leaps over thousands of bands when it comes to the quality of their music.

Featuring 11 tracks of total occult destruction, this German band blows all the weaklings on the scene and positions themselves with the likes of Watain, Gorgoroth and similar bands.

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The Accüsed - The Curse of Martha Splatterhead (2009)

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With Tommy Niemeyer as the only original member to remain in The Accüsed, the band is back with their characteristic Crossover sound. While “The Curse of Martha Splatterhead” is not one of their finest albums, it’s good enough to keep the fans of the band happy.

“The Curse of Martha Splatterhead” features 14 relentless tracks that showcase Tommy’s skills at creating riffs that transform across Trash, Punk and Harcore. A feat that not many guitarist can do, but Tommy has years of experience under his belt.

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The Beast of the Apocalypse - A Voice from the Four Horns of the Golden Altar (2009)

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Transcendental Creations is quickly becoming one of my favorite labels in terms of finding different music, having released A Forest of Stars “The Corpse of Rebirth”, and now they are back with “Voice from the Four Horns of the Golden Altar” from The Beast of the Apocalypse.

The Beast of the Apocalypse is Dutch band formed in 2009, and they make a very solid statement in their first album: Primitive and Raw Black Metal is back with a vengeance. And I don’t mean this because of all the other Black Metal bands that released epic albums this year (see our top 10 Black Metal albums of 2009 list on January), but because The Beast displays natural abilities at making cold and raw BM that only the classic bands have been able to do.

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