For as long as death metal has been around, there have been bands that have simply been absolute titans of the entire genre. Many think of Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, or Death as bands that are essential to the genre, … Continue reading Incantation – Profane Nexus
In recent times, I haven’t really found any melodic death metal that’s really caught my fancy except a few exceptions that really stand out amongst the rest. It just seems to me that many melo-death bands are becoming too uniform … Continue reading Dawn of Disease – Ascension Gate
Recently, I haven’t come across any sort of black metal that can be akin to that of a painting. There haven’t been many pieces that have crossed my radar lately that feel layered with care to create an experience that … Continue reading Serpent Column – Ornuthi Thalassa
Spain has been a light focus of mine in these past few months as I’m slowly getting more and more exposure to the band’s scene and witness what great acts the country has to call their own. I’ve been familiar … Continue reading Interview with Totengott’s drummer Jose Mora!
Unreleased material from a band that suddenly decided to throw in the towel can sometimes be the best shit that the band in question had ever compiled up to that point. Untapped potential and untold of success could be waiting … Continue reading Canker – Earthquake
It takes a good few elements to come together nicely and cohesively in order to make any sort of technical record of any kind. With death metal, you really have to take a lot into consideration in order for your … Continue reading Slave One – An Abstract and Metaphysical Approach to Deceit
Of all the style of metal that can sometimes be stuck in the past, I think it’s death metal that tends to bust out the most satisfying pieces that pay homage to the old school. There’s an umpteenth amount of … Continue reading Bone Storm – Ritual Supremacy
Every so often the underground will see a new single musician arrive. Just one man. That is what we call a mastermind, and in some rare instances, there’s no other word except mastermind to call the person behind the project … Continue reading Tchornobog – s/t
The fact that someone would be in several different bands, some being no less than landmark, and then continue to be active in the metal scene even after leaving more than a few bands is something that I’ve always admired … Continue reading Ursinne – Swim With the Leviathan
The current state of death metal is far from being in a state of decline despite what many people would have you believe. There’s always a constant stream of brutally delicious albums that still bring the infamous punch of death … Continue reading Execration – Return to the Void
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