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Plasmodulated – An Ocean ov Putrid, Stinky, Vile, Disgusting Hell (Human Filth Metal for the New Florida)

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Plasmodulated – An Ocean ov Putrid, Stinky, Vile, Disgusting Hell (Human Filth Metal for the New Florida)

  Let the official proclamation hereby be stated: the Florida death metal scene may be undergoing a renaissance. Death metal in the region has simmered with a familiar, if potent, consistency for years now, trapped in the amber of its 1990s progressive death metal glory. And while some may raise fists in my presence, the […]

Gorgerin – S/T (Back Alley Autopsy Goregrind)

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Gorgerin – S/T (Back Alley Autopsy Goregrind)

  Figured since I got another good one to review this week, instead of trimming down the chaff to get to the usual two, I’d do three, and Canada’s Gorgerin were just the right amount of disgust to drive away anyone who recently came to the site. We keep it real underground here, to the […]

Hot Graves – Plaguewielder (Blackened D-Beat Thrash Crust Wow)

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Hot Graves – Plaguewielder (Blackened D-Beat Thrash Crust Wow)

  Here’s an album I listen to one track of and I’m like “yep, this is good.” It’s one of those you know is straight up old-fashioned good and there’s no need to delve. Plus, Hot Graves has been at it quite awhile so shit better be good at this point! As usual, per our […]

Writhing Shadows – S/T (Seething War-Like Death Metal)

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Writhing Shadows – S/T (Seething War-Like Death Metal)

  Now wasn’t this a nice little war-like surprise? Sometimes when I’m running through promos stuff gets missed, or, in this case, stuff is sent late and almost gets deleted for that fact. But the cover, which hearkens back to 1970s sci-fi sorcery, swords, and guns themes, made it worth at least a quick listen. […]

Perilaxe Occlusion – Raytraces of Death (Rasterized Death Metal or Something)

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Perilaxe Occlusion – Raytraces of Death (Rasterized Death Metal or Something)

  Don’t be confused by my silly wording above (actually partially lifted directly from the band’s own description). This is not death metal made by computers but rather about computers. Does that confuse you? It should. It makes something like Raytraces of Death sound like a failed experiment. Is this an attempt to push boundaries […]