As time goes by, there’s always going to be people to see if they can push the limits of whatever they please in whatever way they possibly can. Music is by far no exception, and metal is, of course, one … Continue reading Destrage – A Means to No End
For every genre of music out there comes with it a select group of bands that are synonymous with the genre itself. Concerning death metal, Obituary is undoubtedly alongside bands like Cannibal Corpse and Death for the style. Staying around for … Continue reading Obituary – Ten Thousand Ways to Die
Every band has its own thing whether it be a specific style or certain sound that not many others have, that’s pretty obvious. What’s even clearer is how some bands stick out much more than others. One style that always … Continue reading CrystalMoors – The Mountain Will Forgive Us
Let’s be honest here, alright? With all the supergroups to be excited about in terms of more well-known musicians from bigger bands, few had garnered as much anticipation, scrutiny, and interest than Serpentine Dominion. Their debut isn’t even out yet, … Continue reading Serpentine Dominion – s/t
There’s this niche group if you’re not aware, of bands of magnificent quality on a very respectable scale, yet they aren’t names that you could bring up in a conversation with a fellow metalhead/rocker and they would instantly know. It’s … Continue reading Red Fang – Only Ghosts
The name of a band can really tell a lot about the mindset of the band itself. It can be evidence that the band doesn’t take themselves too seriously or they’re being as serious as possible of the genre in … Continue reading God – God I
Alright! That’s it! Sit down, kids, right now. Right fucking now! I want you to throw something out the window right now: the stereotype amongst too many people that the only good albums come from bigger, more well-known labels and … Continue reading Azooma – The Act of Eye
Sometimes it seems that every single time we ever hear about a new band being formed anymore, it’s always a supergroup made of bands from the likes of either Mastodon, The Dillinger Escape Plan, or some new project from Max … Continue reading Echelon – The Brimstone Aggrandizement
It’s not very often anymore that I’m impressed with metalcore. The last time it bewildered me was Devil You Know’s last album, and before that, it was all the way back in 2014 with A Breach of Silence. But with … Continue reading Wovenwar – Honor is Dead
It’d be the biggest understatement to say that the global scene of death metal is not saturated to the point where you could listen to five different bands a day all your life, and never hear the same one twice. … Continue reading Deprive – Temple of the Lost Wisdom
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