Experimentation is something that I’ve been extremely fond of for years now for one simple reason no matter if it’s good or bad: it always keeps you on your toes. Whether it’s just blending together styles to create a fresh sound … Continue reading Fleshvessel – Bile of Man Reborn
It’s not really all that often that I find myself sitting here thinking about prehistoric-themed death metal talking about the various supercontinents that have come across the planet over hundreds of millions of years (or billions, the jury is still … Continue reading Thecodontion – Supercontinent
Finnish death metal is something that will likely never get old. It’s just one of those sounds that work in so many different ways and can be changed into so many different forms if you just change hands from one … Continue reading Sepulchral Curse – Only Ashes Remain
Discovering some filthy death metal that’s actually worth its own salt is always a fun thing to find no matter the occasion because some proper nasty death metal isn’t quite like anything else out there. It can just as easily … Continue reading Exaugurate – Chasm of Rapturous Delirium
Of the many bands that I’ve come across in the over six years that I’ve been doing this, Esoctrilihum is undoubtedly one of my favorite finds. The incredibly mysterious French act has become a name to know in the underground … Continue reading Interview with Esoctrilihum | A Brief History of France’s Strangest Entity
Just imagining death metal and hardcore coming together sounds like something that should be much more widespread I feel. It’s a fusion with virtually unending potential given both styles can gel so easily with each other if done properly, but … Continue reading Death Whore – s/t
It’s likely been at least ten times that I’ve said it now and I am still not getting tired of saying it: death/doom has been doing nothing but deliver the goods in every instance for me for over a year … Continue reading Pistilos Opium – Híbrido
It would be a stretch to say that there has been a surge of black/death/whatever metal bands embracing WWI history in their music in recent years, but we would be remiss to say that there haven’t been a number of … Continue reading Coffinwood – Storm of Steel
There are many things that could go into an album that can grab the attention and keep anybody listening, but one thing I prize above anything else is the ability to feel unique even if it’s just a little. It’s … Continue reading Dreichmere – The Fruit of Barren Fields
Of all the death metal bands that I’ve come across over the years that have come out of the vast reaches of the underground, Molder is undoubtedly one of the bands that have stood out the most to me. Along … Continue reading Molder – Vanished Cadavers
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