It’s more often than not that death metal is a style of true uncompromising sound coupled with a real desire to destroy everything in its path with there being little to nothing that can actually stop it. Plenty of us … Continue reading Obrij – In Severe Stranglehold
The world certainly is a big place. It’s filled with close to three hundred different countries that cover just about every possible piece of legal land around the globe, and metal has somehow found its way into virtually every single … Continue reading Verthebral – Abysmal Decay
There’s something about an act that’s shrouded in mystery that can really stir the heart of a listener, and metal, more than any other genre out there, has loads of secretive bands to go around that constantly lurk in the … Continue reading Terror Oath – s/t
It’s usually when I hear about progressive death metal that I think more towards the lines of tech-death and its massive craziness from almost angles. But, like most things, there’s the occasional curveball that absolutely astounds me that makes me … Continue reading Dimaeon – Void
It really does seem like that as the year goes on, more and more excellence keeps coming out to really astound us fans and especially people like me who need to make year-end lists specifically because it’s going to make … Continue reading Ade – Rise of the Empire
I’ve had the immense pleasure of witnessing many promising acts spawn forth from the very depths of the underground in the almost six years of me doing these reviews, and it’s a gift that keeps on giving. When I first … Continue reading Vacivus – Annihilism
Any person who follows the current state of melodic death metal will know that it has become quite an eclectic landscape in recent years with bands like Amon Amarth keeping the formula simple but then others like Countless Skies who … Continue reading Astralborne – Eternity’s End
The amount of quality death/doom releases that we’ve gotten this year has been all but staggering with so much excellence in the style being presented to us the likes of which I truly was not prepared for in the slightest, … Continue reading Oak – Lone
The typical landscape of melo-death in the current times really seems to be that of more positive vibes that permeate the music given bands like Countless Skies and Eternal Storm who have both won over throngs of fans with their … Continue reading Warbell – Plague
Death metal has hordes of bands that try to apply themselves too much in order to create something that can result in a standout performance, but it’s more often than not that it ends up just not going anywhere. Sometimes, … Continue reading Undead – Existential Horror
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