I feel it’s safe to say that just about everyone who was listening to Allegaeon back when they released “Proponent for Sentience” felt that it was a monumental achievement that was a real landmark album for both the band itself … Continue reading Allegaeon – Apoptosis
Sitting down to listen to technical death metal is something that’s quite easy while difficult at the same time if you’re someone like me who has had a fair amount of experience with the style, but the speed and many … Continue reading Equipoise – Demiurgus
Ever since my discovery of Azooma four years ago, the world of technical death metal has really expanded open like a book of many wonders right before my eyes ripe with so many different selections and flavors to choose from. … Continue reading Cerebrum – Iridium
The lifetime of an album cycle can really make or break a band. Spend too much time between records and you can risk losing interest from fans or begin to want to do different things instead, but spend too little … Continue reading Revocation – The Outer Ones
The weird world of progressive death metal is one that I feel like deserves much more attention and should also be a much more saturated style. It’ll allow for bands who enjoy their death to take it to unforeseen landscapes … Continue reading Isa – Chimera
A constant theme that I’ve noticed when it comes to newer bands versus older bands is that many people prefer older groups. That’s understandable since those bands have been around longer, know what they’re doing (usually) and have had plenty … Continue reading Rivers of Nihil – Where Owls Know My Name
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
I’ve always been adamant in saying that talent comes from the places you least expect it. For many metalheads throughout the world, India isn’t exactly one of the first countries that come to people’s minds. For me, that’s always been … Continue reading Plague Throat – The Human Paradox
You know . . . I’m a fan of death metal as much as the next guy, but I’m beginning to detect a trend: the fact that many bands don’t put a lot of passion into their death metal anymore. … Continue reading The Replicate – A Selfish Dream
Alright! That’s it! Sit down, kids, right now. Right fucking now! I want you to throw something out the window right now: the stereotype amongst too many people that the only good albums come from bigger, more well-known labels and … Continue reading Azooma – The Act of Eye
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