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Amor Fati Productions \ atmospheric black metal \ atmospheric death metal \ Beyond Art \ blackened death metal \ Brian Nguyen \ heterodoxical black metal \ Sweden
Mylingar – Út (Hetorodoxical Blackened Death Metal)
A band named after the ghost of an unbaptized child? You can’t expect anything less than what you get with the latest full-length from Sweden’s Mylingar. I’d use the word “atmospheric” here, but this is less order, more lawlessness than I feel that term conveys. In spite of that, and before you choke on […]
Arifullah Ali \ atmospheric death metal \ Canada \ dissonant death metal \ experimental death metal \ India \ kanvaskarat \ nihilism \ progressive death metal \ Transcending Obscurity
Mors Verum – Canvas (Atmospheric Progressive Death Metal)
I’ve said it a number of times but now, but it deserves repeating that Transcending Obscurity Records pumps out some of the most progressive metal I’ve come across. Normally when one of his promos appears I expect experimentation to the highest degree, and I get it. That tradition of expectations delivered continues with Canvas […]
Adam Burke \ atmospheric death metal \ Iron Fortress Records \ Nightjar Illustration \ poetic death metal \ Pulverised Records \ Spain
Jade – Mysteries of a Flowery Dream (Poetic Death Metal)
I’ve become something of a good acquaintance with the singer of this band, not just because of Jade itself, but his other projects, and the entryway he provided into the world of the Spanish underground in all its splendor. So don’t read this as a friendly handshake, because whether or not I know him […]
Adam Burke \ atmospheric death metal \ Catalonia \ Germany \ Nightjar Illustration \ Pulverised Records \ Spain
Jade – The Pacification of Death (Good Old Atmospheric Death Metal)
Dang I forgot to review this before I went on a little old trip. Oh well, it still deserves it then or now so I’ll ignore my usual rule of rarely review after release date for good old Jade. What a bunch of good old guys, playing that atmospheric death metal that makes me […]
atmospheric death metal \ Australia \ Bitter Loss Records \ brutal death metal \ Giannis Nakos \ Remedy Art Design
Ashen – Godless Oath (Methinks Good Australian Brutal Death Metal)
A church burning in a more artistic way on the cover? Methinks me interested. Oh, and wait, these chaps are from Australia? Oooo, there’ve been some good things in death metal, methinks, coming out of that island of terrors for some time now, so it’s worth a listen for that fact alone. Australian death […]
