Worship Metal Album Of The Week – Druid Lord – Relics Of The Dead
Druid Lord’s latest collection of grotesque offerings spews up a smorgasbord of unsavoury treats for death/doom lovers to chew on. These fetid Floridians aren’t exactly [...]
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Tony Martin – Thorns – Album Review
Each track on Thorns reveals itself to represent a thorn of sorts in Martin’s psyche, which he employs a full emotional palette to portray across an extensive range of moods, atmospheres, and styles. These are sufficiently heterogeneous to invite repeated listening, showcasing as they do the man’s creativity, as well as his undiminished vocal register. [...]
Rambuk – Chains – Album Review
You know when a new band reminds you of another band but you can’t quite put your finger on who. The influence is there and it’s on the tip of your tongue but you just [...]
Abysuss – Death Revival – Album Review
With Greek old-school death metallers Abyssus focusing on a late 80’s Possessed meets Death meets Obituary meets Malevolent Creation– esque approach, you’d [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Big Scenic Nowhere – The Long Morrow
The result of a three day jam back in November of 2019, The Long Morrow finds Bill Bach (Fu Manchu), Gary Arce (Yawning Man), Bill Stinson (Yawning Man) and Tony Reed (Mos [...]
The 22 Album Openers That Ripped Your Face Off Right From The Start
Albums can live and die on their opening chops. They can either dial up the foreplay to make sure we are moist first or just slam that shit right in your face and scream "You're Welcome!" So WM has donned fluid-resistant PPE and offered up it's visage to bring you the best. [...]
Worship Metal Album of the Week – Dark Millennium – Acid River
Let’s get one thing straight from the outset. Dark Millennium’s Ashore The Celestial Burden (1992) is a masterpiece. It’s a staggering work of [...]
The 10 Greatest THRASH METAL Albums That Turned 30 Years Old In 2022!
Rewind the clock back 30 years and 1992 found thrash metal running out of steam. Death metal was arguably ruling the roost and grunge (boo!) was playing havoc with thrash [...]
5 Early 90’s Technical Death/Thrash Albums You NEED to Hear
Technical death/thrash; the unholy union death metal dexterity and thrashing rage, attempted by bands obsessed with constantly challenging themselves, demanding ever [...]
10 MORE Under-Appreciated Classics Of Early 90’s American Death Metal!
Worship Metal casts its critical eye over 10 MORE under-appreciated classics of early 90’s AMERICAN DEATH METAL and you can forget the big guns of the [...]