This is a release which completely caught me off guard, time wise. I mean the band had just released the fantastic Necrobreed just a year before, so it ...
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How many masked metal bands you know? KISS, of course! Lordi, Ghost, Gwar… Now, you can add to your list one more: Warkings! How did I discover Warkings? ...
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Comments Off on Review: Warkings “Reborn” [Napalm Records]
A fine snack between proper meals Myrkur has been enjoying rising success within the last few years, mainly due to a successful combination of few ingredients – atmospheric, ...
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Comments Off on Review: Myrkur ”Juniper” [Relapse Records]
Brutal Sphincter is a brutal death metal/goregrind band from Liege, Belgium, that prides itself on disturbing depravity and the touchy taboo subjects, which was perfectly exemplified in their ...
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Comments Off on Review: Brutal Sphincter “Analhu Akbar” [Rotten Roll Rex]
A ‘studio project’ from a duo in Germany called The Last Seed released their first album Hellboy in June 2018 and it has been sitting in my ‘to do ...
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Comments Off on Review: The Last Seed “Hellboy” [Nihilistische KlangKunst]
It is quite hard to put a genre label on Necroart. While their black metal influences are quite clearly palpable with their atmosphere and tortured vocals, the melo-death ...
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Comments Off on Review: Necroart “Caino” [The Goatmancer records]
Thrash is a genre that is rather tricky. It is rather rigid with its structure, and it is quite hard to do unique things with its scope after ...
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Comments Off on Review: Athrox “Through the Mirror” [Revalve records]
At the age of around 16 I was introduced to Hardcore music – no, not EDM… Think Turmoil, Sick of it All, Slashot and Integrity. I was instantly ...
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Comments Off on Review: Ancst ”Abolitionist” [Lifeforce Records]
After long 13-years lull Testament guitarist Eric Peterson found some strength, time and release the long waited third album of his side project Dragonlord – Dominion. A little ...
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Comments Off on Review: Dragonlord “Dominion” [Spinefarm Records]
Aiming to destroy all established beliefs in human minds, behold the rise of an Occult Black and Death Metal entity hailing from Mexico armed with their pulverizing new ...
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Comments Off on Review: Vst “The Beast Manifesto” @ Concreto records
On September 23rd of 2018, American solo artist Sörjande released Mourning by Morning, his self-titled 7 track debut of an album via Polish label, Wolfspell Records. The first ...
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Comments Off on Review: Mourning by Morning “Mourning by Morning” [Wolfspell Records]
A Fortress Made of Hardened Steel! Ah, it’s the 80’s all over again! Fortress don’t want to dabble in modern postures, they don’t seek out experimentation or innovation. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Fortress ” Fortress” [Independent release]
Second To Sun surprise again with their efficiency and it seems that the band decided to break all productivity records: six month ago The Black was released and ...
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Comments Off on Review: Second To Sun “The Walk” [Self Release]
When the meeting of metal kinds between Exumer vocalist Mem V. Stein and Church Of Misery mainman Tatsu Mikami colliding in a new band named Skull Pit was ...
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Comments Off on Review: Skull Pit “Skull Pit” [Metal Blade records]
I was really looking forward to this one even though I’ve never been a hardcore-follower of Arkadius‘ main project. Sure enough, my personal starting-with-metal preferences back then should ...
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Comments Off on Review: Suidakra ”Cimbric Yarns” [AFM Records]
Let me introduce a solo project from Russia that has been around for a decade but one that sadly, I have just been acquainted with. Wolfir is the man ...
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Comments Off on Review: In Tenebriz “Winternight Poetry” [Symbol of Domination Prod]
So three years have passed since Cryptopsy released Tome I, and to me it seems like only yesterday that I put it on for the first time and ...
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Comments Off on Review: Cryptopsy “The Book of Suffering: Tome II” [Hammerheart Records]
It’s been 4 years since the last Corpsessed full length, Abysmal Thresholds. A band this good at their game are always leaving their fans wanting more and at ...
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Comments Off on Review: CORPSESSED “Impetus Of Death” [Dark Descent Records]
After 14 years of rock’n’roll, booze and bikes, Chrome Division cease to exist. But before disappear in wastelands, “doomsday riders” will take us to their One Last Ride. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Chrome Division “One Last Ride” [Nuclear Blast]
Sticking to a formula can be a bit tricky at times, and more so when your emphasis on following the formula makes you forget to add something that ...
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Comments Off on Review: Walls of Babylon “A Portrait of Memories” [Revalve records]
