Any album or band that manages to rise above the limitations of the style at hand and become much more than a standard run-of-the-mill creation with a sound that’s even slightly dynamic that manages to really hold the attention of … Continue reading Destillat – Under Black Horizons
The very concept of raw power is something that is to be found throughout metal for one reason or another to varying degrees depending on what style we’re working with, but it’s in the blended territory of death/black metal that … Continue reading Tenebral Rift – Umbra
I think it’s safe to say that whenever we see a new split come around it comes in the form of two, sometimes more, bands of similar sound that decided to put together material for a singular release for one … Continue reading Phalanx Inferno / Melek-Tha – Order of Eternal Indifference
I’ve said it many times before and I refuse to cave on it so I will keep saying it: the realm of technical death metal is easily one of the most interesting regions in all of modern death metal. With … Continue reading The Last of Lucy – Moksha
It can often feel as though death metal is a singular sound despite having tons of different varying branches that keeps the genre going to fantastic reaches far beyond the original scope of the style for people like me, but … Continue reading Kadavereich – Radiance of Doom
With the thousands upon thousands of death metal bands out there for us to choose from nowadays, it’s not hard for any of us to come up with expansive lists of acts that we keep our eyes on for one … Continue reading Under the Church – Total Burial
There are very few things out there that can compare to when metal goes to some of its more extreme tendencies and take on themes of religious or even occult origins for when those very themes are also taken to … Continue reading Dakhma – Blessings of Amurdad
There are more than enough ways to deliver some worthwhile death metal with it easily being one of the most fleshed out and expansive styles to grace the world of metal by far with its popularity never once waning and … Continue reading Genocide Pact – s/t
It’s every now and then that a band comes from seemingly nowhere out of the ever-present ether to deliver to us an album that not only captures the minds and ears of thousands all over but makes those lucky listeners … Continue reading Phrenelith – Chimaera
We could literally pull up a map of all of Europe, close our eyes, throw a dart, and be confident that wherever the dart lands we’ll find more than enough captivating acts of metal the likes of which not only … Continue reading Abyssus – Death Revival
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