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Angelus Mortem was born out of pure passion and dedication to the art of heavy metal. Ever since the age of 14, this music is a part of my life in ways that I cannot describe; it fits every emotion, every mood, and is always there for me when nothing else is.

Before finishing high school, I discovered a place known as Pushers in downtown Windsor, ON. They offered a program known as Project Push and they were teaching people various workshops to develop skillsets. One of these was a workshop called Urban Journalism and it was taught by a guy named Joe, who had his own show where he interviewed hip-hop artists (G-Eazy, Ghostface, to name a few). This was my first introduction to web-design. When asked for a name for a brand, I decided to pay ode to the almighty Slayer and name it Angelus Mortem, since Angel of Death was my first exposure to extreme metal.

Although the program disbanded before I could finish it, I still wanted to continue down this road. I enrolled at the University of Windsor that year and took up a double major in journalism and communications, media, and film, with the goal to use the knowledge gained from my education and apply it to my website.

The years of 2017-2018 mostly consisted of writing reviews of whatever albums caught my eye and the occasional interview under the pseudonym Obscurum (I know it’s silly and edgy, don’t bully me). I will never forget some of the amazing bands and labels that supported me during this time when I had literally no recogntion, namely Neckbreaker Records, Caco-Daemon Records, Phidion, Devangelic, and Inert.

In mid 2018, I had a bit of a...well, let’s just call it a rough patch. I lost hope in my dream and descended down a road of wasting my time and feeling sorry for myself. After a series of unfortunate events lead me towards a sort of rock-bottom, I realized that metal was still the one thing I could always rely on to keep me sane. I had so much heart for this music that I couldn’t let myself down, so at the dawn of 2019, Angleus Mortem made it’s epic return.

I re-designed the website and started working on my writing more, improving the articles and trying to make them look more appealing. Eventually, I decided to finally invlove myself with the local Windsor scene and take up photography.

The following is something that I could never expected; not only did my city have increidble bands, but a strong and tight community of people that welcomed me with open arms. My first local concert was at the historic Dominion House & Tavern and I met my now long-time friends in Viridius; a fresh band at the time. After leaving the show with some pictures, videos, and a thrown together interview just for the hell of it, I felt warmth in my metal heart that I never felt before. I wanted this to be my life.

I took a break from angelusmortem.com and started building connections with the local scene all throughout 2019. This consisted of going to every show I could and meeting each band, talking to them, taking photos and generally having a ball. It was incredible to finally be accepted into a group of people that cared for what I was doing and being able to support them in the process. My audience was building and I had a clearer vision of where this was all heading.

As of right now, I’m continuing the work I’ve been doing up to this point and there’s going to be a lot of improvements down the road, too. I’m grateful for all the support I’ve gained throughout the years and I can’t thank my amazing supporters enough for it, so I’m never going to stop supporting the metal scene no matter if it’s local or halfway across the world. Angelus Mortem will always be your hub for exciting metal content, with plenty of bands to discover and music to bang your heads to. As the metal underground keep growing and evolving, so am I. Metal will never fu***ng die!!!