If we’re to talk about the most influential, impactful, and unyielding bands that have come about in the vast realm of death metal since the turn of the century, Cattle Decapitation has long stood as a name that more than … Continue reading Cattle Decapitation – Terrasite
It’s always nice to have more than a little of any good thing, but too much of a good thing can turn around for the worse in any instant for any reason. The very combination of the world of black … Continue reading Serpent of Old – Ensemble Under the Dark Sun
There are plenty of moments throughout the history of metal where we’ve been utterly spoiled with loads of quality choices that always keep us guessing as to precisely what’s coming next, but it has got to be in this modern … Continue reading Profeci – Ubóstwo
There is nothing quite like some death metal that can come before the listener without any sort of fat on its bones with a singular mission in mind: mass destruction. Something that’s able to keep everything simple while constantly finding … Continue reading Olkoth – At the Eye of Chaos
By no means is the world of death-doom metal in any sort of dire straits, and I wouldn’t have it any other way given what immense diversity of bands from all across the globe that we have the immense privilege … Continue reading Shrouded in Darkness – Be None of You
Since its first steps into the underground, Chasmdweller has been a name that I’ve kept a sharp eye on and I cannot express to you how happy I am to have been a witness to this band’s journey from virtually … Continue reading Chasmdweller – Blood Vortex
Australia really is a bastion of modern metal that I don’t think gets nearly enough credit. We could sit here for hours and talk about the burgeoning state of the underground that they have across virtually all styles that metal … Continue reading The Harvest Trail – Spree
For years now, the Greek underground has astounded me. With its massive power and presence that has been emerging from its depths for decades with the likes of Dødsferd being but one of many names to come to my mind … Continue reading Burial Hordes – Ruins
I find myself in a bit of a predicament here. I’ve always found myself on the side of quality rather than quantity purely because it tends to be that when a band is constantly pushing out new material the very … Continue reading Esoctrilihum – Astraal Constellations of the Majickal Zodiac
By themselves, both death metal and punk are titans of the underground in every form with their influence, history, and reputations not able to be underestimated by those who find themselves even close to their worlds. They have made quite … Continue reading Avern – Hell on Earth
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