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Hoc Est Bellum – Filth Majesty (Blackened Death Noise)
I didn’t really feel like thinking this week. We’re already halfway through, and that could change, but before it does I need to show you all how to lay out the smash with pure instinct. Finland’s Hoc Est Bellum (Latin for “This is War”) are another gem to add to the ever-growing list of […]
bestial death metal \ bestial war metal \ blackened war metal \ Caligari Records \ dark fantasy \ eldritch \ eldritch metal \ Germany \ Jack Sabbat \ war metal
Barbaric Oath – Sword, Sorcery, Vengeance (Blackened Eldritch Fantasy Metal)
I’ve recently been delving into medieval wargaming, and what more of a perfect soundtrack for slaying mounted knights with halberds than this absolute trebuchet to the face that is Sword, Sorcery, Vengeance by what should become one of the greatest bands of the eldritch approach, Barbaric Oath! Enter the battlefield! If deficient in a […]
bestial black metal \ blackened war metal \ India \ Iron Bonhead Productions \ Qayin Mandala Graphex
Tetragrammacide – Cyber-Tantric Paradigm of Radical Sri-Vidya (Bestial Technological War Metal of Samsara)
I’m still going to call these guys the greatest sonic juggernaut in the history of India. It doesn’t matter what they do; demo, split, EP, compilation, full-length, they always annihilate any preconceptions of what constitutes “metal”. And they continue to do this with an absolutely brazen approach: they’re loud, inaccessible (to fledglings), violent, noisy, […]
blackened grind \ blackened war metal \ Brian Paulin \ Chile \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Morbid Vision Films \ war metal
Onslaught Kommand – Malignancy (Blackened Chilean War Grind)
Almost two years ago I reviewed the demo by Chile’s Onslaught Kommand, and even before I remembered their Nunslaughterish logo I knew by the cover of Malignancy, with its more brutal and visceral approach to gore, I was going to be slewn asunder. I like the hand saw there too, very nice, because whatever […]
