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Viande – Monument Aux Morts (Debonair Blackened Death Metal)
For a band who’s name just means “meat” you might not expect much. I know it’s in French, but come on now. It does sound cool with the accent, however, I’ll admit, but if you’re a first-timer for the power that is Viande, you might be wondering if it’s worth it when they’re named […]
Awakening Records \ dark fantasy \ death metal \ experimental death metal \ Germany \ Kazakhstan \ melodic death metal \ Russia \ Technical Death Metal
Cyclopic – Flesh of Chaos (Unequivocally Dark Fantasy Death Metal)
Ah yes. Haven’t had a supergroup in awhile, and Cyclopic consists of members from Germany, Kazakhstan, and Russia. Normally, this kind of mix yields mixed results (lol get it) but here we find something else entirely. Now, looking at info supplied by the label, Awakening Records (who you should really be paying more attention […]
Adam Burke \ Arizona \ Everlasting Spew Records \ experimental death metal \ isolating death metal \ Nightjar Illustration \ Phoenix \ United States
Lago – Vigil (Isolating Experimental Death Metal)
Well, you know, I sometimes fancy myself a hideous shade of human existence, or at least the child of such beings, and Lago, who hail from the United States, are perfectly ready to fulfill my desires to identify as other to such a severe degree I’m unrecognizable as something alive. I’ve decided from now […]
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 […]
death metal \ experimental death metal \ Italy \ metaphysical death metal \ Roberto Toderico \ Transcending Obscurity
Shrieking Demons – The Festering Dwellers (Metaphysical Death Metal)
I’ve got to keep giving it to Transcending Obscurity. Guy always drops albums from bands pushing the envelope way past the norm. Though I may only review his stuff here and there, that’s really a standard of greatness I apply to everything. As I always say, if you see it here, you know it’s […]
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Gigan – Anomalous Abstractigate Infinitessimus (Technical Kaiju Death Metal)
I find it hard to believe there wasn’t another band named Gigan out there. The likely reason for this, outside of bands so minor they have 0 online presence, is likely anyone who thought of it quickly rethought the situation as “well, someone already picked that I bet,” leaving this Floridian death metal trio […]
California \ Caligari Records \ experimental death metal \ San Francisco \ Stefan Thanneur \ The Flenser
Succumb – XXI (Philosophy Metal)
Oooohhh, tasty, tasty, tasty be this. First thing, released partially by The Flenser. Second thing, wow. To be wowed anymore I need to be challenged and surprised. Well, hard to challenge me so just stick with surprise. Make it a jump scare of riffs. I want riffs to bend mental states, I want the […]
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Our Place of Worship is Silence – With Inexorable Suffering (Already Out of Space)
You know when the band’s name and album title have taken up nearly your entire post title and take more than a minute to write it’s not going to be good. It just reeks of that sticky, foul kind of pretentiousness that ruins far too many bands. Note to those who dare tread this path, if […]
