Swedish black metal kingpins, Naglfar’s most recent album, the Century Media Records-released Cerecloth (read our album review here), has been out for almost three months, but it’s the kind of album that ages well, evolving with each subsequent spin. It’s truly a monumental release for the band, with it being their first new recording in eight years. Since their inception in 1992, Naglfar has become a heavy metal institution, shaking up the genre with both their intensity and ferocity. We recently spoke with frontman Kristoffer W. Olivius about the new record, ‘true’ metal and the perils of growing older. Kristoffer W. Ollivius: “So have you had the time to listen to the album?” Yeah, I have been listening to it on my bicycle while riding around and also I sat down and paid really close at...
