There are just some bands that seem to be able to make their formula stand the test of time no matter how they do or how often they do it across their releases with however many they release. Death metal … Continue reading Exhumed – Horror
Metal truly knows no bounds when it comes to innovation, especially black metal with its many different corners that help make an already niche style become even more niche as many different bands pull the style in all sorts of … Continue reading Bednja – Doline Su Ostale Iza Nas
What I love about the modern age of metal more than anything is how many bands and releases that have since called it a quits before the turn of the century now have a much better chance of their truly … Continue reading Ahret Dev – Hellish
Usually, when I’m thinking of a very clean and uniform take on metal, I’m usually thinking of something along the lines of metalcore or even trying to find a sound that’s close to what you would find on the radio. … Continue reading Articulus – I
Every style seems to have a location or even a set of locations that always seem to provide the goods in massive quantities. Black metal has got Norway and Canada. Thrash has got Greece. Doom has got Finland and America. … Continue reading Entrails – Rise of the Reaper
To count the number of black metal bands who have tried to emulate, or just straight up copy, the sound of the classic masters of black metal would be nearly impossible because the list continues to go on and on … Continue reading Hell’s Coronation – Ritual Chalice of Hateful Blood
There aren’t very many times when I see an album be announced and I really want to pre-order it simply because I don’t like buying music I hadn’t heard yet, but there comes around an album every now and then … Continue reading Gatecreeper – Deserted
Time has always been the ultimate test to any band to see how well they hold up even decades after their creation, and we’ve seen a good number of bands survive that test to go on to become legends in … Continue reading Korn – The Nothing
It’s usually black metal that I look to when I want to find music that knows how to cut right to the soul and replace that once-filled cavity with all sorts of nihilism, depression, and much more that make you … Continue reading Profetus – The Sadness of Time Passing
Last year, there weren’t many other rising death metal bands that caught my eye the way Coffin Rot did. Their deadly set of demos and split with Molder were simply captivating for anyone who wanted to see the old school … Continue reading Coffin Rot – A Monument to the Dead
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