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boring as shit \ Canometal Records \ Chile \ doom \ Hammerheart Records \ Mourners Lament
Mourners Lament – We All Be Given (We All Be Boring, More Like)
Yeah, you know, so everything about this album is boring. Even this review is boring, why read it? I was first drawn to the art, but much like the music after several experiences with it I’m not sure I know what the hell I’m looking at and I’m too bored to try anymore. What at […]
Canada \ Chile \ Demona \ hells headbangers \ speed metal \ the best thrash or speed metal you're ever going to hear \ the only deal \ the pure deal \ the real deal \ thrash metal
Demona – 2015 EP
There’s a lot of crossover in speed and thrash metal, and really it’s always been that way. Sometimes there’s a blurring of lines, but thankfully it’s permissible, and never has been confusing. This is because both genres feed into and off of each other quite well. Now, we’ve received a lot of thrash over the […]
black metal \ Chile \ Concatenatus \ needs more blood \ signed in blood \ so kvlt
Concatenatus – Meditation Through the Inner Vortex
Now here’s something we needed. We were kind of in the mood to feel ultra-elitist, to sound like that friend you hate, the one who pulls out dozens of band names you’ve never heard, all in response to your asking simple questions about a genre or whilst discussing a band. “I like Belphegor, they’re pretty […]
black metal \ blasphemy supreme \ Chile \ Kratherion
Kratherion – Mantra Lucifer Flagelantes
Seems we’re on something of a black metal trend here as of late, so why not go further with it? One of the things we discussed in our last review was the issue of differentiating between classic black metal and the modern post variety. Yesterday it was the latter, today we step back to the former. […]
blackness ahoy \ brutal death metal \ Chile \ fakkin kewl vocalz \ Ona language or something \ Siaskel
Siaskel: Jatenentolpen Thejin
You know, usually you see a logo that looks like a combination of sticks and sinews and you figure “oh, here we go, one of these bands,” but now and then behind the logo is a name that deserves reading, and a proper font. Siaskel has an interesting approach in concept, and usually that kind of thing […]
