Review by Mike Singletary

Black Metal Against The World is a collaborative album featuring four of the most prominent black metal bands in the genre: Leviathan, Ad Hominem, Funeral Winds, and Eternity. The album is a testament to the raw and unrelenting power of black metal, featuring nine tracks that showcase the unique styles and sounds of each band.

Leviathan's contribution to the album is a haunting and atmospheric track titled "The Smoke of Their Torment." The song is a slow-building, atmospheric piece that features eerie guitar riffs and haunting vocals. Ad Hominem's track, "Antitheist," is a blistering assault on the senses, featuring fast-paced drumming and scorching guitar riffs.

Funeral Winds' contribution to the album is a track called "The Eternal Flames of Tragedy." The song is a brutal and unrelenting piece of black metal, featuring thunderous drums and aggressive guitar riffs. Eternity's track, "The Last Eclipse," is a more melodic and atmospheric piece, featuring haunting vocals and intricate guitar work.

Summary by Mike Singletary

Black Metal Against The World is an excellent album that showcases the best of black metal. Each band brings their own unique style and sound to the table, making for a diverse and exciting listening experience. Fans of the genre will not be disappointed with this release.