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blackened thrash \ Cincinnati \ death thrash \ Morbid and Miserable Records \ Motorpunk Records \ Ohio \ Sandy Rezalmi \ United States
Practically everything I could want out of blackened and or death and or speed thrash is present herein. Creepy skeleton, bleedy knife, big eyeball, skeleton priest, pentagram necklace, cobra, some other snakey, forbidden tomb (with spiderwebs), chains in logo; yes this is just the kind of stuff I’d like to Worship. Attitude can really […]
California \ Gregory Jacbosen \ Los Angeles \ math metal \ mathcore \ powerviolence \ SKiN GRAFT Records \ United States
I wasn’t going to review this initially, but not because I didn’t like it. I did. The issue was I got the damn thing like a week after release, and I normally skip anything past release date except in rare cases. Here’s another one. Plus, most of what I got for review for this […]
devolved death metal \ Emile Roy \ horror death metal \ horror metal \ New Jersey \ old school death metal \ United States
I don’t know what the hell that monster mess is on the cover of the first full-length from New Jersey’s Trog but I like it, a lot. Previously, and fairly recently, known under the name of “Troglorot” (whatever the hell that meant), Trog is mainly interested in death metal devolution, both musically and thematically. […]
chaotic death metal \ Kishor Haulenbeek \ psychological death metal \ Transcending Obscurity \ United States \ Virginia
Wow we got a lot going on in this one, and cool to see another Virginia band grace this site since it now gives me an excuse to creep on them in their hometown, which is not far from me. If I were to provide a one-word explanation of what to expect out of […]
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 […]
Nameless Grave Records \ New Jersey \ putrid death metal \ savage death metal \ Taylor Smith \ The Coven Zine \ United States
Is this another case of “yep, that kind of band” or “yep, that kind of album?” In some ways, but not all, I’m very pleased to state. Altar of Gore is a fairly established member of the New Jersey disgusting metal scene, which is filled with horrid rejects like Blasphematory. Said scene is rather […]
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 […]
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 […]
dysphoric black metal \ otherkin \ symphonic black metal \ United States
Alright, so I thought really hard about reviewing this one. In the end, obviously the choice was made, but it was largely for thematic and philosophical reasons (and quite a bit of research) than it was the music. United States symphonic black metal act Vesseles aren’t pulling out stops for I Am a Demon […]
Caligari Records \ death doom \ Luxi Lahtinen \ Pulverised Records \ United States
What a tangled mess of gross this one is. Get your cold, pasty hands off of me! I feel sick! I can’t think! Considering it’s rainy outside as I write this one, we’ll go with those bodily sensations. I want to feel revulsed. Tennessee’s Purulency, in this mere demo, take a different thematic approach […]