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All Torn Up! \ hardcore \ morecore needed for the real core \ Queens \ vocals pls
All Torn Up! – Drone Life
What is it with bands sometimes including punctuation in their name? We’ve seen this before with hardcore, but it’s really an interesting phenomenon, and some day someone is going to need a sociology dissertation, or maybe in linguistics, so there you go, figure this one out. Or, rather, figure this one out! Not too long […]
Sectu – Nefarious
Bare with us, because this may be the worst logo ever created and you know we like to gossip. Think we’re exaggerating for flavor? No, trust us, we’ve seen some bad ones. But this one isn’t bad because it’s illegible, no, it’s bad because it should be totally legible, but ironically it isn’t. What is […]
Black Plagve Productions \ death industrial \ Malignant Records \ noise \ power electronics \ ritualistic to the extent that you shall no longer remember being alive \ T.O.M.B.
T.O.M.B. – Third Wave Holocaust
At first we were stoked that another label was doing something like this, but it turns out Malignant Records pulled a fast one on us, because Black Plagve productions is actually a sister label, maybe sublabel if you prefer, with more of a focus on death industrial, noise, and power electronics instead of the dark […]
B-movie madness \ Dance With the Dead \ dark synthwave \ electronic \ old movies rule
Dance With the Dead – Near Dark
Yeah, needed a soundtrack for the death of the world as fall sets in, and here it is, mein kinder. Feel like creating a dark, 1980s sci-fi/horror soundtrack for your life? This is the perfect time of year for it. Around this time of year this feeling seems to set in for some of us, […]
Hellsing Ultimate – Series Review
You know what they say about anime, the more interested you’re in a series, the more likely the ending is going to leave you in a rage. That should suffice if you don’t feel like reading the rest of this, but if you do, let us continue. Hellsing, as the original series is known for […]
breakcore \ Cheezface \ CxFx \ enduser \ industrial fucking strength \ jungle \ Mock Radar \ noisecore \ proper split duh
CxFx & enduser – Infant Farming
Here’s an interesting split, and it’s actually a proper split where both artists provide generally the same amount of material instead of it leaning more towards one of them, as we often see, becoming more like a 3/4 or 1/16 non-split 7″. CxFx, previously titled as Cheezface, is a bizarre breakcore/noisecore act from out of […]
Dune \ Frank Herbert \ horrible book \ shut up you have no clue what you're saying idiots this book sucks \ sucks \ worst book ever
Frank Herbert’s Dune Sucks: Part III – Children of Dune
Daaaaaaiimn son, this is the CLIMAX of the Dune Triology! Holy shit yes! At least, that’s what they said back then, according to the cover you see down there. This was the greatest sales success sci-fi had ever seen. That’s a sad fact, because after everyone read it, or tried to at least, the pretending […]
blast-beat piano \ brutal fakkin piano \ classical \ death piano \ experimental \ grindcore \ Lexicon Devil \ Pivixki
Pivixki – Gravissima
Always wondered what something like this would sound like, and trust us, we’ve heard plenty of people saying they did it. “Here it is,” they say, “we’ve made metal with a piano.” But it’s never worked. It’s sounded pretentious, overly-wrought, and frankly lacking in the essence of what metal is: power. Without that, don’t even […]
Sons of Famine – Alcohol and Razor Blades
Ah, it’s demo time, friends. These guys have really been patient about our backlog problems (finally almost resolved, praise the spirits of the underground), so thanks to them. But listen boys, it was worth the wait, no? Sons of Famine are a recently-formed blackened death metal act from out of Chicago who sent us this […]
hard rock \ insert 70s band name and balls comment \ Ovvl \ Sabbath ball coddling \ Stormspell Records \ swingin on Blue Cheer's balls
Ovvl – S/T
This one needed to sink in for awhile before these my words spilled upon the screen. Before we get to the band, let us say Stormspell has got a great thing going on. This whole “old farts stuck in the 80s” attitude with killer covers with an attitude can work. It’s not necessarily refreshing so […]