Wothrosch – Odium – Album Review
A brand new entity from the ever fertile creative Greek scene, Wothrosch‘s blend of black and death metal is a relatively faithful Greek extreme metal album. You know [...]
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Denouncement Pyre – Forever Burning – Album Review
One of Australia’s fiercest blackened death metal bands, Denouncement Pyre, unleashed their 4th album, Forever Burning, on an unsuspecting extreme metal world back in June. [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Lord Belial – Rapture – Album Review
From its overwrought Satanic cover art alone you just know that Swedish blackened death metal monsters Lord Belial are back with brutally melodic vengeance and, on their [...]
Trenchant – Commandoccult – Album Review
This is the Texas trio’s first LP of extreme metal precision since they released a fine three-song demo (Martial Chaos) back in 2018 and Trenchant’s new [...]
HATE – RUGIA – Album Review
Though HATE aren’t adding many new ideas to the modern death metal universe, this Polish quartet have released another striking assemblage of venomous and experperty [...]
Journey Into Darkness – Infinite Universe, Infinite Death – Album Review
Journey into Darkness is the brainchild of ex-Sorrow guitarist Brett Clarin (whose 1992 Hatred and Disgust is a must-hear classic of death/doom) but don’t go expecting [...]
Grave Miasma – Abyss of Wrathful Deities – Album Review
In an age where there are numerous amazing death metal releases, Grave Miasma have unleashed their monumental new LP Abyss of Wrathful Deities…..and it will shatter [...]
Wode – Burn In Many Mirrors – Album Review
Lately, the British death metal scene has been focused on more abstract, atonal and cavernous-sounding death metal (as influenced by bands like U.S. DM legends Incantation [...]