The number of quality death/doom acts to have come out in recent years and risen to the task of delivering greatness that we can really sink our teeth into has risen tremendously, and you could almost point in any direction … Continue reading Hinayana – Death of the Cosmic
To see a band with any sort of gimmick is far from a rare thing to see nowadays with it feeling like one in every ten bands has a certain theme to their work. It comes in two forms that … Continue reading Sotz’ – Popol Vuh
If you were to even just take a mild glance at the growing landscape of somewhat controlled madness that is progressive death metal, you would immediately notice that the size of the style has been steadily getting larger and larger … Continue reading Aal – The Only Path
A proper entrance into the scene of any style of metal can be an exceedingly tricky thing to pull of purely due to the fact that there’s just so much material to go around that it’s difficult to be noticed. … Continue reading Noxis – Expanse of Hellish Black Mire
Isn’t crazy how time can feel so stretched out? It really does feel like it’s been much longer than two years since we had heard Depravity’s massive debut full-length album of “Evil Upheveal” came upon the scene and really melted … Continue reading Depravity – Grand Malevolence
It is from the land of Sweden that death metal has found a home the likes of which is hard to rival no matter what other parts of the world you try to compare it to simply because of the … Continue reading Revolting – The Shadow At The World’s End
There is a rarely seen art across the world of metal that I feel is slowly becoming more of a thing that the masses are becoming more welcome to over time, but it’s still exceeding well: the one-track album. I … Continue reading Wills Dissolve – Echoes
There is truly endless potential whenever any band decides to stick the word “progressive” in front of whatever style they decide to play because that really does broaden the horizon of possibilities so much more than what many people may … Continue reading Luna’s Call – Void
The vast landscape of technical death metal is an absolutely staggering thing to witness if you’re not prepared for what the style has to offer in its ever-expanding catalog of premium acts, and even if you do know what you’re … Continue reading Inferi – Of Sunless Realms
We could sit here for weeks uninterrupted and talk about the thousands upon thousands of death metal bands of all sorts, especially the more recent acts that are more worthy of our attention. When it comes to that group, I … Continue reading Lik – Misanthropic Breed
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