Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Onslaught – Generation Antichrist
Onslaught are a UK thrash institution. Scratch that. Onslaught are a thrash institution regardless of geography. From seminal 80’s release The Force (an album that, at [...]
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Worship Metal Album of the Week – Xibalba – Años En Infierno
Xibalba are set to release their fourth album, titled Años En Infierno on 29th May via Southern Lord Recordings, and it’s a collection that continues their trend of [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Witches Hammer – Damnation Is My Salvation
Although they only released a few demos and a 12” EP during the band’s original period of activity (1984-1990), Witches Hammer occupy a prominent place among the pantheon [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Paradise Lost – Obsidian
Three years on from the monolithic slab of filth-encrusted doom that was Medusa and Paradise Lost have returned with album number 16! Having released some of their heaviest [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – The Black Dahlia Murder – Verminous
Verminous is The Black Dahlia Murder‘s ninth studio album and it’s clear that this is a band undergoing a metamorphosis. In fact, we’d go as far as to say that [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Testament – Titans Of Creation
In our humble opinion, Bay Area thrash legends Testament have never released a bad album. Ever. That includes those mid to late 90’s death/thrash albums that rarely get [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Dopelord – Sign of the Devil
Founded in Lublin in late 2010, this Polish stoner quartet have steadily honed their craft through a haze of groove and psychedelia and via a relentless onslaught of [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Earth Rot – Black Tides Of Obscurity
Earth Rot‘s appropriation of Scandinavian sounds may mark this outfit out as Swedish through and through and yet these guys, surprisingly, hail from Australia. [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Drown – Subaqueous
Funeral doom, slow, ain’t it! A sub-genre that’s usually home to mournful dirges played out at a snail’s pace and beholden to depression, isolation, regret and [...]
Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Godthrymm – Reflections
Godthrymm is the brainchild of ex-My Dying Bride/ Vallenfyre / Solstice axesmith Hamish Glencross and also features the drumming skills of ex-Anathema / Solstice alumni [...]