It’s every now and then that a band comes from seemingly nowhere out of the ever-present ether to deliver to us an album that not only captures the minds and ears of thousands all over but makes those lucky listeners … Continue reading Phrenelith – Chimaera
We could literally pull up a map of all of Europe, close our eyes, throw a dart, and be confident that wherever the dart lands we’ll find more than enough captivating acts of metal the likes of which not only … Continue reading Abyssus – Death Revival
Despite how far too many people may believe that death metal is in a sort of a slump in one way or another, I cannot help but deeply and irrevocably disagree with that for I truly believe we find ourselves … Continue reading Just Before Dawn – In the Realm of Ash and Sorrow
In a world of extremes already at play at virtually every turn, it’s hard to imagine any band of any style taking things to another level altogether yet we are seemingly always getting a bold act that manages to come … Continue reading Intaglio – II
A rising band is oftentimes one that we can see coming from miles away because of all the attention that is drawn towards them with each effort that they put out coming to mass acclaim and throngs of people following … Continue reading Aephanemer – A Dream of Wilderness
When I think of quality Swedish death metal the likes of which most of us can rarely get enough of, there are plenty of names that come to our minds in a list that seems damn near endless at times. … Continue reading Necrophagous – In Chaos Ascend
As one of the first metal bands that I heard to come from the country of India, Godless has always been a name I respected to my core. Their particular brand of extremity is something that I found immensely alluring … Continue reading Godless – States of Chaos
Of all the bands that have been slowly coming around over the years that have taken to the World Wars as constant sources of inspiration whether it be for entire albums or even just a song, one band among all … Continue reading 1914 – Where Fear and Weapons Meet
It’s been on more than one occasion where I’ve described some of the best death metal being on the very floor of the seething underground of metal where the truly nastiest of bands make their home with it being all … Continue reading Mycelium – Spore Bloody Spore
Whether you’re aware of it or not, it really does seem that melodic death metal finds itself at a crossroads the likes of which I find endlessly fascinating as I don’t see anything else quite like it across any of … Continue reading Sense of Noise – s/t
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