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Alexander Gjerdevik Skjøtt \ aristocratic death metal \ death metal \ France \ Hells Headbangers
I like skeletons. I also like skeleton words, and France’s Skelethal are rocking a skeleton word for their name. Now, to be honest, I’ve heard these guys before, I was just not a fan of the artwork on their last full-length (the last promo I remember receiving from them), but this time around, staring […]
deathpunk \ Detroit \ Hells Headbangers \ metalpunk \ Michigan \ United States \ vampyric deathpunk \ vampyric metalpunk
Well, let’s see if the link to this one with the slightly altered title will make it through the censors lol. Because Spiter would most certainly not use a V in the place of a U. Since the lead is from Shitfucker, I mean, come on. However, though the laughs of that band are […]
death thrash \ Hells Headbangers \ Matt Stikker \ United States \ Washington DC
Dang these guys don’t live too far from me. They should probably visit, spice up this area with some real music. Currently on tour with legends Spiter, Washington DC’s Desolus appeared rather quickly, and it appears that rather quickly they’re carving a niche for themselves in the darkest regions of post-apocalyptic, Satanic, sci-fi death […]
Hells Headbangers \ Necroeucharist Productions \ Necrolatry Records \ Scotland \ United Kingdom
There’s not much one needs to do to describe a band called Caustic Phlegm. They’re going to be caustic, and there’s going to be much phlegm expelled. The Xerox rot cover further exemplifies the sputum. With as short as I can be on descriptions, this release itself is short, being a reissued demo on […]
blackened death metal \ California \ Hells Headbangers \ Los Angeles \ Nestor Avalos \ United States
Though part of the original guarde of black metal in the United States, I’ve never really considered Demoncy to be black metal, though I have always considered them to be awesome. Their earlier work certainly hearkens back to the early 1990s wave from Norway, but as time went on they developed their own, Californian, […]
blackened hardcore punk \ blackened punk \ blackened rock \ blackened thrash \ Dahmer Art \ Hells Headbangers \ Japan \ Karl Dahmer \ Oregon \ Portland \ Tokyo \ United States
I usually complain about splits, primarily because one band outweighs the other, but let’s forget about that today because this is not such a case. This is Abigail fools! The rulers of splits! The kings of splits! The god emperors of splits! The demiurges of splits! Say it how you want, but these guys […]
barbaric blackened death metal \ Berkati Cakra \ Hells Headbangers \ Ohio \ United States
Any time you see art by Berkati Cakra, you know you’re in for a slammer. And this may be one of the most over-the-top images I’ve seen him craft. Here’s it fits the music so well it might be his best, and trust you me he’s done a lot of blasphemous necroworship. Just look […]
Abomination Hammer \ Canada \ corrupted black metal \ Hells Headbangers \ Manitoba \ Winnipeg
This one surprised me. In many ways it features forms that are quite standard to black metal as a whole, specifically second-wave, yet there are variations that, though they’d at first seem only slightly atypical, are instead strangely unique. Canada’s Nocturnal Departure relies heavily on the old school, but the new school they’re peddling […]
Australia \ Hells Headbangers \ Juan José Castellano Rosado \ Juanjo Castellano \ Melbourne \ nihilistic death metal \ Victoria
Holy…mahgucking…sheissefreide… I mean how else do I start this review? Never before has an EP assaulted me in such a way and satisfied so many dark desires in only five tracks. I usually see them thin-tracked promos and think ugggghhhh but I always give them a quick go. This was not a quick go. […]
Detroit \ Hells Headbangers \ Michigan \ psychedelic doom metal \ Shagrat \ spooky doom metal \ United States
This is what you call a masterpiece. And that’s great because honestly before this moment I always yawned when I saw the name Acid Witch. Lol sorry dudes. Dragging themselves behind the better acts in psychedelic doom, though I enjoyed their themes and often hilarious wordplay, they just didn’t offer much other than imagery […]