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Avantgarde Music \ blackened death metal \ experimental black metal \ Netherlands \ RF Pangborn \ Total Dissonance Worship \ Unorthodox Emanations
You just know with some things. You just know with some people. You just know with some books. You just know with some bands. This is a “I just know” example, Duality, the latest from Netherlands’ Defacement. Dutch metal can be goddamn weird at times, to the level that it becomes its own genre. […]
blackened thrash \ Cincinnati \ death thrash \ Morbid and Miserable Records \ Motorpunk Records \ Ohio \ Sandy Rezalmi \ United States
Practically everything I could want out of blackened and or death and or speed thrash is present herein. Creepy skeleton, bleedy knife, big eyeball, skeleton priest, pentagram necklace, cobra, some other snakey, forbidden tomb (with spiderwebs), chains in logo; yes this is just the kind of stuff I’d like to Worship. Attitude can really […]
Godz Ov War Productions \ Juan Alberto Hernández \ sorrowful death metal \ Spain \ spiritually threatening death metal
There’s a lot to impress upon the soul here, and it’s times like these I can appreciate the different direction some bands take in overly saturated genres. Spain’s Intolerance may have sadly picked a name already claimed by like ten other metal bands (Jesus Christ), but perhaps they can end up being the Intolerance […]
California \ Gregory Jacbosen \ Los Angeles \ math metal \ mathcore \ powerviolence \ SKiN GRAFT Records \ United States
I wasn’t going to review this initially, but not because I didn’t like it. I did. The issue was I got the damn thing like a week after release, and I normally skip anything past release date except in rare cases. Here’s another one. Plus, most of what I got for review for this […]
Australia \ blackened thrash \ dark fantasy \ Invictus Productions \ Night Razor
Sometimes I feel like bands just toss shit out when it comes to naming or just aren’t paying attention. Maybe it sounds cool and they don’t consider it further, I don’t know. But shouldn’t “Mages” in Mages Terror have an apostrophe? Does damnation really possess sight? I see an apostrophe on the label’s page […]
Alexander Gjerdevik Skjøtt \ aristocratic death metal \ death metal \ France \ Hells Headbangers
I like skeletons. I also like skeleton words, and France’s Skelethal are rocking a skeleton word for their name. Now, to be honest, I’ve heard these guys before, I was just not a fan of the artwork on their last full-length (the last promo I remember receiving from them), but this time around, staring […]
Comatose Music \ Germany \ Netherlands \ Rudi Yanto \ Saudi Arabia
I feel bad I never reviewed a single promo submission I’ve received over the years from North Carolina’s Comatose Music until this very moment. You all know I’m picky, but why am I so harsh towards brutal death metal? I’m harsh towards everything. I hear too much similarity in style, I’m the hell out […]
death thrash \ Italy \ Paolo Girardi \ Punishment 18 Records
I get these releases sometimes that are simply a standard type of solid and there’s not much else that needs added. But word count is king, so let’s keep going. Italy’s Kryptonomicon is a recent addition to the death thrash (some may say blackened death metal) horde of the world, but coupled with awesome […]
dissonant black metal \ Norway \ Norwegian black metal \ Osmose Productions \ Theodor Kittelsen
Black metal. From Norway. Well, that’s it, right? If you were referring to previous work by bizarro duo Gjendød you’d be right, honestly. Carrying the black metal torch is never easy, especially if you hail from the country from where it truly arose. For some, the flames of old were replaced by tiki torches, […]
devolved death metal \ Emile Roy \ horror death metal \ horror metal \ New Jersey \ old school death metal \ United States
I don’t know what the hell that monster mess is on the cover of the first full-length from New Jersey’s Trog but I like it, a lot. Previously, and fairly recently, known under the name of “Troglorot” (whatever the hell that meant), Trog is mainly interested in death metal devolution, both musically and thematically. […]