Review: Six Foot Six “End Of All” [Scarlet Records]
Yes, you have read everything correctly. The name is Six Foot Six, not Six Feet Under. And no, we are not talking about groovy death...
Hacebo Kupferbart 18 articles
I‘m from Graz (Austria) and music is one of my passion since I was a kid. Growing up in the 80s and 90s with some Rockmusic loving parents the path was set. I for myself played in several bands - from death metal to progrock and currently as a one man black metal project.
Review: Persuader “Necromancy” [Frontiers Music]
Power metal from Germany has influenced a lot of bands over the years. The Swedish Persuader doesn’t make an exception. On “Necromancy” you can clearly...
Review: Mortal Terror “Bite of the Underdog”
The mid-tempo thrash metal from Germany strikes since 1986. Their debut “The Evolving Self” was released in 1994. With “Bite of the Underdog” Mortal Terror...
Review: Imha Tarikat “Sternenberster” [Prophecy Productions / Lupus Lounge]
Imha Tarikat is Turkish for set of destruction. That is the right description of the second record from the black metal duo from Germany. There...
Review: Heads For The Dead “Into The Red” [Transcending Obscurity Records]
This international act with members of Revel In Flesh, Wombbath, Gorefest, Hail Of Bullets and more knows the right formula for good and hard-hitting death...
Review: Descend To Acheron “The Transience Of Flesh” [Petrichor]
This Australian death metal band describes themselves as a technical death metal with a slight touch of black metal. In my opinion Descend to Acheron...
Review: Children of Technology “Written Destiny” [Hells Headbangers]
If you put every heavy metal cliché in an Eppenmayer flask and let everything incubate for 48 hours you will get “Written Destiny” from Children...
Review: AKHLYS “Melinoë” [Debemur Morti Productions]
Naas Alcameth who you may know from Nightbringer, is known for his dark and nightmare awakening musical creations. AKHLYS is an emotional ride for the...
Review: Svart Crown “Wolves Among the Ashes” [Century Media Records]
When it comes to French extreme metal and I really don’t care if it’s black or death metal, I’m an absolute fan of the French...
Review: Skeletal Remains “The Entombment of Chaos” [Century Media Records]
“The Entombment of Chaos” is the perfect sacrifice to the ancient gods of death metal. Skeletal Remains are able to create their own style by...
Review: Necrophobic “Dawn of the Damned” [Century Media Records]
Who is the leading force in the Swedish extreme metal scene? Dissection, Sacramentum or maybe Naglfar? Yes, they are great bands without specially the Swedish...
Review: Naglfar “Cerecloth” [Century Media Records]
After 8 long years the melodic black metal elite from Sweden strikes again. In the 80s and 90s far away from the drama of the...
Review: Lucifer “Lucifer III” [Century Media Records]
Long live the retrorock. Do you like Ghost? Do you like The Hellacopters? Then you will surely like “Lucifer III” from Lucifer as well. I...
Review: Finntroll “Vredesvävd” [Century Media Records]
In the last few years there were a lot of folk metal bands whose careers has ended, or they had a complete style change. But...
Review: Dark Fortress “Spectres from the Old World” [Century Media Records]
Six years until the new record of the Bavarian black metal beast Dark Fortress enters our dimension. “Venereal Dawn” from 2014 was a very experimental...
Review: Bonded “Rest in Violence” [Century Media Records]
What do you do when you get fired by your boss via Whatsapp? In case of Markus “Makka” Freiwald and Bernd “Bernemann” Kost, both now...
Review: Beneath the Massacre “Fearmonger” [Century Media Records]
Since 2012 “Fearmonger” is the first album from the Canadian tech-death bastion Beneath the Massacre and all in all their fourth. 8 years is a...
Review: Art of Shock “Dark Angeles” [Century Media Records]
Los Angeles is the breeding ground of this furious thrash machinery. Art of Shock released with “Dark Angeles” their debut album via Century Media Records....