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blackened thrash \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Juan José Castellano Rosado \ Juanjo Castellano \ Juanjo Castellano Rosado \ Poland
Well, here’s another Polish force-to-be-reckoned-with to add to the ever-growing, chapter-by-chapter tome of awesome Polish metal bands (of any genre). A particular bite is growing ever-present in the national sound of Polish metal, and if worshipping an altar of dark magic is your calling, well, these elements come together quite well here. Hexenaltar I […]
bestial black metal \ bestial death metal \ bestial metal \ bestial war metal \ blackened death metal \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Mar.A Artworks \ Mara Artworks \ Poland \ war metal
I usually think I’m prepared to withstand any battering after all these years listening to stuff like this, but Poland’s Upon the Altar had other plans for my mind this week (and my body). In spite of a fairly short career, not including other projects they’ve all been involved in, this trio have been […]
Avery Boster \ Godz Ov War Productions \ metalpunk \ metalpünk \ Poland \ speed metal \ speed metal punk \ speedpunk \ Stabbed by Stinky
Lol yep. I’m telling you I had a ton of awful promos these past two weeks, and only two stood out as worthy for any review, let alone a positive one. In this case we’re beyond positive to godly, so yay. Let’s consider here the debut mini-cassette from Poland’s Visteria. It’s a small package, […]
blackened grind \ blackened war metal \ Brian Paulin \ Chile \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Morbid Vision Films \ war metal
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 […]
Godz Ov War Productions \ Juan Alberto Hernández \ sorrowful death metal \ Spain \ spiritually threatening death metal
There’s a lot to impress upon the soul here, and it’s times like these I can appreciate the different direction some bands take in overly saturated genres. Spain’s Intolerance may have sadly picked a name already claimed by like ten other metal bands (Jesus Christ), but perhaps they can end up being the Intolerance […]
blackened doom metal \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Krzysztof Powałka \ medieval doom metal \ Poland
Poland keeps pressing creativity to the limits of metal, let me tell you, case in point Königreichssaal. I could start with a number of things, but let me begin with the fact that the bassist is in his sixties and possibly the father of one of the younger chaps within this unholy trio. Why […]
Godz Ov War Productions \ South Carolina \ Stygian Black Hand \ United States \ war metal
Okay, this might be the first time I’ve said this, but more metal bands need to use World War I for aesthetic purposes. Not what you’re thinking, I mean that gritty, water-soaked, rat-nibbled, barbed wire strangulation kind of aesthetic. Not the aesthetic of “war is hell,” like so many have attempted, but the aesthetic […]
Finland \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Poland \ Primitive Reaction \ Witchslaughter Artworks
Can musicians, or rather a band itself, be…possessed? I feel like possession has become too trite in media, so maybe that’s not a good idea, but then again has it been done yet for bands in particular? I’ll assume not and say that Poland/Finland’s Throat is just such a band. At some point in […]
Belial NecroArts \ blackened occult death metal \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Lisbon \ Portugal
Damn this one’s got some power. Dark, bestial power. It doesn’t take long to realize it, either. I mean we got blasphemy and fire in just the band name! Jeez! Do you need more? Well, musically that’s going to be provided here as well, incinerating all your friend requests, former lovers, and family members […]
Bedford \ death doom \ England \ Godz Ov War Productions \ Mark Riddick \ Memento Mori \ Podkarpackie \ Poland \ Sanok \ Staszów \ United Kingdom \ Watford
Here’s a band that remains the same yet sounds…different? Explain this to me, boys. Having reviewed Eternal Rot’s last one, Putridarium, and seeing the same style of art by the same artist (Mark Riddick), I expected, naturally, more of the same. Zombified, grooving death and doom, that’s what I mean. Dripping. Slipping. Sticking? And […]