Blackened Death Metal

Worship Metal Album of the Week – Werewolves – What A Time To Be Alive

January 15, 2021

This snarling pack of mythical bastards includes members of The Bezerker, Psycroptic and Abramelin and their pedigree (natch) is writ large on this nihilistic sophomore [...]

Abhomine – Proselyte Parasite Plague – EP Review

April 30, 2020

Abhomine is a self-described heaving, grinding mass of gnarliness and abject sonic cruelty and just the kind of aural depravity you’d expect from the man (Pete Helmkamp) [...]

Worship Metal Album of the Week – Earth Rot – Black Tides Of Obscurity

March 10, 2020

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. [...]

Necrowretch – The Ones From Hell – Album Review

March 4, 2020

The Ones From Hell is the fourth album from Necrowretch, a band who made a massive impact on the underground scene almost a decade ago! Their debut album, Putrid Death [...]

Deadspawn – Pestilence Reborn – Album Review

February 21, 2020

Deadspawn are fuckin’ nasty; inhumanely vicious even. They’re certainly malevolent and maladjusted, intent on maiming at will with their sound that ably mixes [...]

Worship Metal Album of the Week – Jordablod – The Cabinet of Numinous Song

January 27, 2020

You’re traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of [...]

Cloak – The Burning Dawn – Album Review

November 30, 2019

Should black metal (even melodic black metal) ever be described as palatable? Probably not, but that’s a fair summation of Cloak’s sophomore release, The Burning Dawn, [...]

Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Musmahhu – Reign Of The Odious

January 14, 2019

Fuck us in the ear-hole with something sharp and pointy if this debut album from Swedish death metallers Musmahhu isn’t a thunderingly brilliant way to kick-start [...]

Haiduk – Exomancer – Album Review

November 16, 2018

One-man blackened death metal deviant Luka Milojica (aka Haiduk) returns with Exomancer, the follow-up to 2015’s well-received Demonicon. Less entrenched in mud, grime [...]

Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Behemoth – I Loved You At Your Darkest

September 21, 2018

Oh, how we’ve awaited this release; salivating at the thought of what sights it has to show us, revelling in the idea that somehow Behemoth could top The Satanist and [...]

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