Hooded Menace – The Tritonus Bell (Review)
We all know many of the classic acts when it comes to the forefront of our minds when we consider death/doom from names like My Dying Bride, Paradise Lost, Katatonia, …
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Lorna Shore – …And I Return To Nothingness (Review)
Even just to use the phrase “over the top” is to barely even touch no what all the world of deathcore has been known to do, but especially what it …
Infest – Psychosis (Review)
There are few things as interesting to me than finding an act that is completely fresh to my ears, have new material from them be no less than intoxicating in …
Gojira – Fortitude (Review)
When it comes to bands that have been relevant for some time but have only recently busted through to the ears of many more listeners for one reason or another, …
Grab – The Inevitable Filth of Mankind (Review)
For some time now, there has been quite a select but very talented cast of characters that have been making the Greek black metal scene truly something to behold from …
Dødsferd – Skotos (Review)
Should you know even a shred about Greek black metal, then the name of Dødsferd should be one that you’re extremely familiar with. The name has been an immensely active one …
Cannibal Corpse – Violence Unimagined (Review)
Just to be able to see the words “new Cannibal Corpse album to be released” is enough to bring joy into the hearts of many a death metal fan. The …
Dvne – Etemen Ænka (Review)
The sprawling world of Frank Herbert’s “Dune” is such a glorious tapestry of science fiction that it could very well fuel the imagination of musicians for decades to come on …
Iotunn – Access All Worlds (Review)
I would love to see any single person try to defy the golden age that the style of progressive death metal currently finds itself in, for I truly do believe …
Harakiri for the Sky – Mære (Review)
When it comes down to modern bands that have been helping shape the underground as we know it, particularly in the last decade, you cannot go far without mentioning the …
Sarvok – Cabin in Space (Review)
There is nothing quite like being able to lay down in bed and fall back into an album as you let all that it is wash over you. It’s a …
Asphyx – Necroceros (Review)
When it comes to influential bands throughout death metal, there really is no shortage of bands that we could talk about is there? It’s one of the greatest things about …