Ah, yes! Death metal! Arguably the most notorious style of the genre in just about every single way, and it’s been that way ever since its inception. Many have refused it, but we’ve all embraced it, right? Some attempt to … Continue reading Opposer – Darkest Path
The last band to have really gone beyond the call of duty and combined so many different types of metal that it sounded like a clusterfuck on paper was the samurai metal pioneers of Whispered. Combining folk, power, melo-death, and … Continue reading Divine Element – Thaurachs Of Borsu
Metal has reached pretty much every spot on the planet, that much we all can say without a doubt. And with that, there are currently some countries that are still growing their scenes and becoming more established in the global … Continue reading Soulskinner – Descent to Abaddon
The legendary Flordia death group of Death has undoubtedly left its mark upon the world of metal, and its reverberations are still felt very strongly even today. The best tribute to come out in the last few years to my … Continue reading Gruesome – Fragments of Psyche
There are some days where a diverse metalhead will desire either something with a slow rhythm that’s all but crushing and other days when we want something with a blistering speed that’s ultra fast and brutal. The latter rings true … Continue reading Assault – The Fallen Reich
Personally, I’ve never been super big on the whole experimental side of metal as it always leads to weird creations that more often than not lead to me disliking what I’m experiencing. Last time I was impressed by the experiments … Continue reading Drug Honkey – Cloak of Skies
Sweden has always been one of those landmark countries of death metal that will always be saturated with all sorts of death metal. Be it, even more, melo-death from Gothenburg or some new act of whatever style out of Stockholm, … Continue reading Cut Up – Wherever They May Rot
Death metal is possibly the most widespread, renowned, and frowned upon the style of metal in the entire fucking world. And, as with all genres, there are titans that simply dominate the genre and always will. Obituary is one of them … Continue reading Obituary – s/t
Just when I think Sweden seemingly can’t produce any more noteworthy bands, I get another few groups thrown at my face. It’s been awhile since that’s happened, but today the country has thrown but one band my way: Evocation. Going … Continue reading Evocation – The Shadow Archetype
There’s always something that extreme metal has always been known for no matter what kind of style you’re going for: overwhelming power! That’s what makes it extreme! And, sure, we have death and black metal that can still be fresh … Continue reading Warcrab – Scars of Aeons
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