Posts Tagged ‘Agonia Records’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010
Inferno’s Black Devotion is another 2009 release that got stuck in my pile of discs that didn’t see the light of day until recently. Better late than never, right? Anyway, it seems appropriate that this one stayed buried until the coldest time of the year because it is utterly without warmth. These 11 tracks of [...]
Tags: 2010, Agonia Records, Inferno, Jodi Michael, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Tuesday, January 5th, 2010
Dead Man’s Hand hail from Norway, play a modern sort of European death/thrash, and The Combination is the bands debut full-length. It’s not much of a stretch to compare them to early period The Haunted, Dew-Scented or Hatesphere, but it’s probably a little too soon to be including them in that same class of ass-kicking, [...]
Tags: 2009, Agonia Records, Dead Man's Hand, Larry "Staylow" Owens, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Monday, November 30th, 2009
Perhaps a better name would be Temple of Balls because Lightslaying Rituals is ballsy black metal from France. And yes, I realize I referenced a swinging pair of elephant balls in my recent Die Hard review, but goddamnit it is applicable here too!
Temple of Baal consists of a group of veterans of the heavy wars, [...]
Tags: 2009, Agonia Records, Review, Scott Alisoglu, Temple of Baal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
After initially turning up my nose at a band named Mr. Death, I somehow got to be ok with the moniker, which may have had something to do with the cool faux VHS movie cover for Detached from Life. The old school, primarily Swedish style, death metal performed on the disc is pretty decent too, [...]
Tags: 2009, Agonia Records, Mr.Death, Review, Scott Alisoglu
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Tuesday, November 24th, 2009
Now we’re talking! Die Hard’s Nihilistic Vision is old school thrash metal with a swinging set of elephant balls and a death metal attitude. Featuring members of Watain, the style owes as much to early Slayer and Venom as it does to Exodus or the Bay Area School, and it hits like a pair of [...]
Tags: 2009, Agonia Records, Die Hard, Review, Scott Alisoglu
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Friday, August 7th, 2009
I guess I missed the debut album from Italy’s Malfeitor, but I sure am glad I got a copy of Incubus to review. It is one hellishly righteous cauldron of boiling black metal. Featuring bassist/vocalist M. Fabban (Aborym), Malfeitor play in a traditional Scandinavian style, in this case one that crosses the ferociously fast and [...]
Tags: 2009, Agonia Records, Malfeitor, Review, Scott Alisoglu
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Wednesday, July 1st, 2009
The only thing more satisfying than human misery is a new Impiety disk. You know those days when you are mightily pissed off at the world, bright sun, not a cloud in the sky, smiling faces everywhere you look. Tourist season is upon us and in anticipation I have been out blasting Impiety in public [...]
Tags: 2009, Agonia Records, Grimulfr, Impiety, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › N on Friday, January 23rd, 2009
Keep reading if blistering death metal is your thing. You’ll probably dig this album. These guys kind of strike me as a mix between Skinless, Nasum and Witchery (though just a bit). They’re not technical, they’re not artsy, they’re not innovative. They’re just fast, heavy, ballsy and damn good.
I did kind of expect something a [...]
Tags: 2008, Agonia Records, Belgarath, Necroblaspheme, Review