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Awakening Records \ blackened thrash \ Poland \ Roman Strackiewicz
Magnus – Scarlet Slaughterer (Polish Thrash Speed Blood Metal)
I normally avoid reviewing reissues for the simple fact that they’re pretty common knowledge by the time they’re dumped again. Otherwise they wouldn’t be in consideration for reprinting, you know? But reissues of the same shit without a lick of anything new? No go here, I’m afraid, do a Googlite or Bingly search if […]
blackened thrash \ Dying Victims Productions \ Germany \ Paolo Girardi
Blackevil – Forever Baptised in Eternal Fire (They Meant to Spell it That Way Blackened Thrash)
This is a great example of an album I really hated at first but then love, but it’s not what you’d call a “grower,” it’s rather I didn’t entirely get it at first. First things first, they’re apparently using the British spelling of “baptise,” because I guess the Germans learn their English that way […]
blackened thrash \ Hex Graphics \ Norway \ Pulverised Records
Evoke – Seeds of Death (Nasty Filthy Angry Blackened Thrash)
I feel like this is always a great way to end a week and usher in the weekend beeoches. Nasty, filthy, and angry thrash. Open the week with funeral doom, end it with this, that’s what I say. Unfortunately the promos don’t respond often enough to make that a permanent reality, so you’ll have […]
Alastor \ blackened thrash \ Catalonia \ Spain \ Xtreem Music
Körgull the Exterminator – Sharpen Your Spikes (Listen to it LOUD Blackened Thrash)
Wow good stuff right here. I mean here’s my old joke; review ends now. But I need to say a little more, I suppose, for this band who dared name itself after a Voivod album like no one would notice. Phew that’s some risky stuff right there! Because if you can’t bring the kind […]
blackened thrash \ Dying Victims Productions \ High Roller Records \ Marcus Sjöberg \ Norway
Töxik Death – Sepulchral Demons (Umlaut is Okay Sometimes Thrash)
I’m waiting for the day I tire of blackened thrash and I’m like yeah okay heard this, heard that, yeah okay, I’m done. But we’re not there yet. The more bands toss little experiments in there, the less likely it’s going to be soon. In this case even a goddamned umlaut wasn’t enough to […]
20 Buck Spin \ blackened thrash \ dark basement thrash \ Jeremy Cook \ Texas \ thrash metal
Skeleton – S/T (Dark Basement Thrash)
This kind of thrash conjures my favorite vision. Imagine a basement in a lower-middle income, at best, town somewhere in a broken down, former industrial center of the US, probably Ohio (actually Texas here, technically). Imagine in that shit hole a local quickie gas station is the only “entertainment” and in that doldrums is […]
black metal \ blackened thrash \ Brazil \ comebackcore \ death metal \ deathcore \ grindcore \ Holocausto \ holyshitcore \ metal \ Nuclear War Now! Productions \ realcore \ thrash metal \ war metal
Holocausto – War Metal Massacre
Where can I even begin with this album, which I’ve listened to at least three times a week for the past four months? I started where I usually do, by looking around at what others have to say, after I’ve already formed my own opinion. I often find myself alone, or partially, constantly saddened by […]
black metal \ blackened deathened trashened metal \ blackened thrash \ death metal \ Invictus Productions \ Ireland \ Zom
Zom – Flesh Assimilation
Raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!! Ever just want to do that? Ever just want to scream the scream of sacrilegious pleasure when you come across something so absolutely filthy, so disgustingly, awfully corrupt it defines your entire existence as a thing of the soil? You worm, do you not know of Zom? Zom come from Ireland and their sound […]
blackened thrash \ Croatia \ post-apocalyptic spikes \ punk with spikes and shit \ Traktoroth
Traktoroth: Post Nuclear Boogie EP
Man sometimes Eastern Europe just gets it right, right in the kisser. Sorry, that’s all we had on hand by way of clever introductions. Many have argued that said part of the world is roughly ten years behind everyone else culturally, but it’s pretty rude. There’s no lack of style over there, easily proven via […]
