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Coffins \ death metal \ doom metal \ grind \ Noothgrush
Noothgrush/Coffins: Split LP
Any veteran of the doom metal scene is familiar with these two names, without a doubt. That saves us a lot of time, see, because where we’d normally spend an introductory paragraph talking background and bio, we can now use that space to write pointless nothingness like this sentence, which you will still read because […]

death metal \ Eye of Solitude \ funeral doom \ Kaotoxin \ metal \ Nephren-Ka
Double Header: Kaotoxin
Ah yes, here we go people, it’s time for two-in-one, it’s time for two for the price of one, it’s time for two in your eyes, two in your ears, two in whatever other orifice you have two of. That’s the whole purpose of the double-header, friends, we give you a quick, meaty dose of […]

death metal \ interview \ just awesome \ Pungent Stench \ reunion \ The Church of Pungent Stench
The Return of Pungent Stench (or something like it)
You know what’s great about the internet? We’ll tell you what’s great, you can connect with almost anyone you could think of if you know where to look. It’s amazing, some of us around here grew up with these guys, Pungent Stench, and at least one of us has memories of listening to Been Caught Buttering while […]
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death metal \ Dementia Senex \ sludge \ The Path Less Traveled Records
Dementia Senex – Heartworm
In a strange way, this EP is so, so, so, so refreshing. This winter has brought forth few notable releases to attention leading to a music slump of sorts. This is a light in the darkness. Heartworm is three tracks long clocking a little over 17 minutes and combines death metal, sludge, and post-hardcore into a fearsome […]

death metal \ Fusion \ grind \ pestilence \ Technical Death Metal
Pestilence: Obsideo
All too often, metal songwriters fail to understand nuance and dynamic. One of the reasons it becomes difficult to navigate the waters of the extreme is that, frequently, and for whatever reason, the people creating this kind of material are of the opinion that if you constantly deluge your audience with “br00tz” they’ll be so […]

broken hope \ brutal \ death metal
Broken Hope: Omen of Disease
Broken Hope was one of the earlier death metal acts, hailing from Chicago, and really creating an entire scene in their wake, a critical step towards today’s toss-around term of ‘brutal’. They’ve been around a lot longer than most acts, and they have the scars to prove it, and loss. Imagine everyone’s surprise, after the […]

black metal \ death metal \ experimental \ portal
Portal: Vexovoid
Portal have always been one of those bands that caused line walkers to jump off the chasm and never return. This means, we’re not going to use the classic argument. It’s not a matter of “love them or hate them”, it’s not at all. Portal doesn’t give you an opportunity to sit any sort of […]