Moses I can't get enough. Still on heavy rotation!

Stephen Carney Favorite is a tie between Throat of Winter and Burdened. Love this album for the combination of virtuoso musicianship, complex structures, epic tale (even if I don't understand it), and heavy coolness. Or cool heaviness. Favorite track: Throat of Winter.

Angry Metal Guy It's like the unholy union of sludge, Tool and Opeth. Even though it's too long, it totally works.

berserkerowlbear it's like if Mr. bungle and finntroll had a baby. Favorite track: Slaughterhouse Swing.

Syraxia Great album. I am a fan of anything along the lines of avant-garde metal and although Troldhaugen's later stuff seems to be more in that vein this has elements. I like things like Mr Bungle, Nuclear Rabbit, Carnival in Coal, Crotchduster, Fantomas, and others so I'm excited to add something to that group. Favorite track: The Circus of Misery.

radarna The operatic singing goes really well with the style and makes the song more unique within the genre. Favorite track: Beast Wagon.

Abyssius Murkraken After discovering the band from a trending Youtube music video, i have been hooked on almost every release this band has.
Unfortunately the newer albums have less and less that i enjoy and don't cling to their roots.
Stench continues to be my favorite album, and it showcases the bands passion for melding Dark and morbid humor, to a hilarious Goblin lore. Favorite track: Prince Of The Land Of Stench.

Joshua Long This is Nekrogoblikon's Magnum Opus. Every single dogmanned track is fantastic. From open to close this album is amazing. I've been following this band for years and own everything they've ever released on actual-CDs but re-bought it all on bandcamp to both just support the band as well as tell all you heathens out there how fantastic they are. Get the lyrics and read them and you'll see that there is a deep and well-crafted lore to the reality they've created within their music. Favorite track: Prince Of The Land Of Stench.

Ippocalyptica My first exposure to Nekrogoblikon (and the legendary John Goblikon) was about five years ago through the phenomenal music video for No One Survives, which to this day remains one of the funniest and best music videos that I have ever seen. They have since followed up that video with other great ones (most notably We Need a Gimmick), but far from just having an amazing sense of humour (look at the ridiculous album tags above) and outstanding videos, these gents are actually a very talented melodic death metal band - emphasis on the death metal - with a very strong discography. Stench is my favourite album of theirs, but there is not a dud in the bunch. Expect plenty of colourful and upbeat guitar and piano melodies and solos, but also a healthy dose of crunchy and heavy riffs, powerful drums with ample variety and oomph, and a surprisingly great balance between clean and harsh vocals. This album improves my mood whenever I listen to it, no matter what may be happening in my life. Goblin metal forever! Favorite track: Invasion.

JimOliver Bleak and inspiring.

Buy this. See them live. Favorite track: It's Not The Heat, It's The Headwinds.

mitch dum These guys are a four piece from Wisconsin who play really solid memorable punk rock which sticks around like an unwanted guest with great tunes! Favorite track: Irish Coffee.