[Klemi]

The year 2011 is dead and buried, so let's move forward to the second issue, released in 2006. Here's the first pick of three interviews: Bone Awl.

[Klemi]

Next chapter: IC Rex interview from Kaleidoscope #2.

http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/

[Klemi]

The last pick from the issue two: Necros Christos interview from 2005:
http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/01/18/lunatic-of-deaths-creation-necros-christos/

[Klemi]

From now on this blog isn't just about rotten writings but some fresh fruits too! In the end of every month there will be a list of "The Chosen Three": demos/bands/EP's/albums that were in heavy rotation during that time. I hope you find these posts useful.
And here comes this January's list: http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/01/25/the-chosen-three-january-2012/

[In Solitude]

I think that's a great idea. Keep it up! I will be purchasing that Pyhä Kuolema CD soon.
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[Klemi]

Back in business with the material from the issue three (2006). Here is the interview with Forgotten Woods before the release of Race of Cain:

http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/02/08/of-wolf-and-man-forgotten-woods/

[Klemi]

Everybody seems to talk about Crooked Necks, but who does remember Toil? Here's the interview from 2006:
http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/02/15/life-is-a-struggle-toil/

[Klemi]

The final pick from Kaleidoscope #3: when Abandon became Hateful...

http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/02/20/dont-care-hateful-abandon/

[Noel]

Nice. Excellent band!
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http://www.thoseopposedrecords.com

[Klemi]

Fist of February: a demo, an EP and a magazine.
http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/02/28/the-chosen-three-february-2012/

[Klemi]

For the glory of Tuesday, the first pick from the issue four (2007): Alcest / Amesoeurs.
http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/03/06/from-dream-kingdoms-to-metro-tunnels-alcest-amesoeurs/

[Klemi]

While the winter is still with us: Hypothermia interview from the issue four.
http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/03/15/too-cold-to-bleed-hypothermia/

[skaven]

Couldn't agree more with the first words there, as I haven't listened to the band for many years, but I have very good memories of e.g Gråtoner and, most importantly, Köld, which I consider to be, well, the epitome of depressive black metal. Utter brilliance. No idea how often I've played that album over and over again in the midst of autumn / winter forests. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oo3hxEC46k&feature=related 0.00 -> always shivering!

As for basically any other "depressive black metal" bands: meh...

[Noel]

[Klemi]

If you're into Alan Nemtheanga's thoughts and words, here's a handful!
http://kaleidoscopemag.wordpress.com/2012/03/26/before-everything-falls-alan-nemtheanga-primordial/