I remember hearing Triumvir Foul’s first demo, “An Oath of Blood and Fire”, and thinking that it was some of the best old school death metal that I had ever heard and it could not get better than that any … Continue reading Triumvir Foul (self-titled)
In case you’re wondering, the album title, “Im Morgen von Einst”, is German for “in the tomorrow of yore” (courtesy of Hamleypa themselves). I felt like I should just throw that out there for all you people not from Deutschland. … Continue reading Hamleypa – Im Morgen von Einst
There are always bands out there in the world that will always fall under the radar of most people whether they like it or not. Sometimes that’s a good thing, but a lot of times it really sucks because there’s … Continue reading Pale Chalice – Negate the Infinite and Miraculous
Sophomore album are unjustly notorious for being the album that is lesser than a band’s debut as it isn’t as “unique” or “special” for the band in question. But in my experience, the sophomore album turns out to be better … Continue reading Arcade Messiah – II
Anyone who says the words “old school death metal is gone” has clearly never heard Supreme Carnage before. These fine gentlemen from Germany have come together for their second album, “Sentenced by the Cross”, which in its essence is an … Continue reading Supreme Carnage – Sentenced by the Cross
If you ask me I think that Trivium have been putting out “okay” albums since their amazing piece that was “Shogun” with their last album being not even worth mentioning in my book. So when I saw that they released … Continue reading Trivium – Silence In the Snow
I will be completely honest and say that I have never heard a single Wolfmother song before today, which is sacrilegious depending on who you ask, but I’m just a fucking weirdo like that. But there is a first for … Continue reading Wolfmother – City Lights (single)
I’ve been meaning to get around to satisfying my recent fix for folk metal, and right now Månegarm has put out one of the best albums this year to satisfy you’re need for folk metal, viking metal, pagan metal, or … Continue reading Månegarm (self-titled)
What a band name! Never before has the name of a band alone made me wonder what an album has in store for me, and in the case with Their Dogs Were Astronauts’ album “Earthkeeper” it was something that was … Continue reading Their Dogs Were Astronauts – Earthkeeper
Imagine what the soundtrack for the Siberian tundra forest would be. The cold air with your breath clouding your fucking glasses for the millionth time. The rigid leaves rustling in the beyond brisk wind that is a strangely satisfying sound … Continue reading Veldes – Descent
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