Album Reviews
Asphyx – Incoming Death
There are no original members left in the line up of this Dutch band, but with the guitar sound of Paul Baayens, the bass lines of Alwin Zuur and of course the voice of Martin [Read »]
Album Reviews
Obituary – Ten Thousand Ways To Die
One of the greatest death metal bands of all time, Obituary from Tampa, Florida, are experiencing a surge of popularity again these days. Good for them and well-deserved, too! Those of you who have experienced [Read »]
Album Reviews
Volturyon – Cleansed by Carnage
Right, death metal maniacs, this one’s for you. Volturyon have been around in some form or shape since 2005 and have now released three full-lengths and one EP. Although they’re Swedish, they lean more towards [Read »]
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Allegaeon – Proponent For Sentience
The biggest difference with their latest album “Elements Of the Infinite” are the use of more accoustic guitar parts, especially the flamenco parts. On top of that there are more classical influences and of course [Read »]
Album Reviews
Dawn Of Demise – The Suffering
There is this thing about reviewing releases by bands who live nearby. You meet the members of the band in the supermarket and at concerts and stuff, and what would a bad review of their [Read »]
Album Reviews
Martyrion – Our Dystopia
Death Metal meets Fallout. Sounds simple, right? And yes, their idea to place their music in an obviously fictive post-apocalyptic future sounds like a gimmick, but why not? It is not as if they were [Read »]
Album Reviews
Denominate – Those Who Beheld the End
The first full length album of Finnish technical death metal band Denominate is a piece that will be liked by a lot I think. After their 2014 EP ‘Realms Of Concfusion’ this is again a [Read »]
Album Reviews
Revocation – Great Is Our Sin
I remember it as a moment of “love at first listen” when I heard Revocation for the first time. It was for their song “No Funeral”, and I was totally taken aback by their fusion [Read »]
Album Reviews
Paganizer – On the Outskirts Of Hades
I don’t know on how many releases the name Rogga Johansson is in the line up, but it must be almost over a 50 now. Besides Paganizer also Ribspreader, Demiurg, Necrogod, Putrevore and The Grotesquery are some [Read »]
Album Reviews
Enigma – Stars Misaligned
Many fans would likely agree that Melodic Technical Death Metal is one of the most challenging sub-genres for any Metal band. You want the growling, you want melody, you want to show off with your [Read »]