The vast and diverse world of horror is something that I think death metal will never cease to draw inspiration from, for what better source could such a vicious genre draw inspiration from where one specializes in visual terror and … Continue reading Vubar – Ad Conflandum in Horror
The undeniable empire of raw power that is Swedish death metal is in some of the best shape that it’s ever been in the current climate that we find ourselves in today, and I couldn’t be any happier to be … Continue reading Daemonicus – Eschaton
The modern state of death metal has never been better if you ask me, and it’s truly thanks to the innumerable bands from all over the world that we are able to live in such a unique and macabre renaissance. … Continue reading Hexorcist – Evil Reaping Death
A band that manages to come up out of virtually nowhere and make waves will always be worthy of investigation by all accounts, and that was far from the case a few years ago when Defacement came out of the … Continue reading Defacement – s/t
It tends to be that when a band chooses to incorporate multiple styles into their particular brand of sonic madness that two is the maximum that many tend to go for. Whether it’s to keep things simple or the fear … Continue reading Serpentrance – Akra Tapeinosis
A harrowing experience is almost all but the key to make for an essential work in the world of death metal, but there will always be certain bands that seek to really go above and beyond by many different routes … Continue reading Cultum Interitum – Veneration of the New Dawn
When we think about all that can be done when the worlds of black and death metal are brought together for one caustic experience, there are virtually endless possibilities when it comes to works that can truly bend the mind … Continue reading Veilburner – Lurkers in the Capsule of Skull
The implementation of psychedelia is always a tricky thing to pull off no matter what angle you’re approaching it from. While it tends to be in the many halls of doom that it finds a home there are certainly other … Continue reading Sol Kia – Zos Ethos
If we were to pull back and look at the latest additions to the global soundscape of modern death metal in the last fifteen years, we’d see an absolute plethora of names coming out of the woodwork that in some … Continue reading Alustrium – A Monument to Silence
To take into consideration all the death metal that could be considered as “technical” would be to deal with a large swathe of all that it can encapsulate, and it would be significantly understated if we were to say that … Continue reading Replicant – Malignant Reality
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