Grog – Macabre Requiems – Album Reissue Review
Originally released in 1996 but out of print for many years, Macabre Requiems was the grand culmination of Grog‘s hard work during the early ’90s. One of the very [...]
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Kaine – After Extinction – Album Review
UK trad metallers Kaine have been at this old-school metal game for a while now, steadily releasing albums – some good, some not so good – but always remaining [...]
Necrophobic – The Nocturnal Silence – Album Re-Issue Review
Breathing putrid air since 1989(!), Necrophobic have diligently toiled away as Swedish underdogs, always delivering the goods but with little to no fanfare when compared to [...]
Imperium – Ex Mortis Gloria – Album Review
Hey Imperium (or Imperivum as it’s often written), what’s with making us wait a bum-numbing 6 years for a follow-up to 2016’s Titanomachy, eh?! Why are we [...]
Master – On The Seventh Day God Created… Master – Album Re-Release Review
When it comes to death metal, Paul Speckmann (ex – Abomination, Death Strike, Speckmann Project, Johansson & Speckmann, ex – Krabathor) is a god amongst men [...]
Man In The Woods – Badlands – Album Review
Man In The Woods, the Isle of Man’s very own stoner/doom/sludge champions, have finally unleashed their debut album….and Badlands is its name! Opener [...]
Mystic Circle – Mystic Circle – Album Review
After a 16 year absence, two members of Germany’s most underrated black metallers, Mystic Circle, have revived the band and created one hell of a respectable album in the [...]
Entrails – An Eternal Time of Decay – Album Review
Does the world need another Swedish death metal album in the vein of classic bands like Entombed and Dismember? No, of course not. However, do those of us who were raised on [...]
Cosmic Putrefaction – Crepuscular Dirges For The Blessed Ones – Album Review
Italy is a country revered for its art and filmic output, especially to those of us who have an undying passion for unique filmmakers such as Lucio Fulci, Dario Argento and [...]
Dozethrone – The Mask Of Red Death – Album Review
Dozethrone take a riff and wring the life out of it (for 15 mins per song). So, if you relish having your head caved in by relentless doomy riffs and precious little [...]