In the modern age of black metal, there are more than plenty of names out there for us to choose from for each different vein of the genre that all continue to evolve and expand in some form or another. … Continue reading Mesarthim – Arrival
Seeing a big underground name return in any capacity is always a momentous occasion no matter the style. I’ll admit that after their massive string of releases, not seeing anything from Mesarthim after a year was a bit curious especially … Continue reading Mesarthim – The Degenerate Era
There are very few things as satisfying in the world of music as much as consistency. No, I don’t mean consistency in terms of sound even though it can be very nice if done correctly. In this instance, I’m referring … Continue reading Mesarthim – Coma Wall
For the last few years, Mesarthim has become one of the names to know if you’re any sort of fan of metal featured on Bandcamp as this act consistently tops the site’s charts every single time they put out any … Continue reading Mesarthim – The Density Parameter
Anyone who takes half a glance at the atmospheric black metal scene on Bandcamp knows for a fact that Mesarthim reigns over the entire kingdom right alongside Saor, and there are several reasons for that. Namely, Mesarthim just seems to … Continue reading Mesarthim – Type III
It’s the Australian band of Mesarthim that have once again rocketed to the top of Bandcamp charts thanks to their extremely devoted following. It’s not often that a band can put out three EPs and a full-length album in one … Continue reading Mesarthim – The Great Filter
When it comes down to who literally dominates the metal scene of Bandcamp, there are quite a few names to be had. But with black metal, there are a few mammoths that constantly get the spotlight with every release: Saor, … Continue reading Mesarthim – .- -... ... . -. -.-. .
I remember hearing a whole bunch of hype about Mesarthim’s last album, “Isolate”, from some of my friends who frequently checked Bandcamp for all those “dank beats”. And I checked out “Isolate” and was sadly unimpressed despite all the appraisal … Continue reading Mesarthim – Pillars
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