Posts Tagged ‘2026’
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › C on Monday, January 19th, 2026
‘Uhhh huh huh. Hey, baby. I heard you like The Black Dahlia Murder’. I have smoothly pressed “Power” on the remote on my living room 10-disc CD changer, which slides out smoothly as I casually drop the new Carrion Vael album, Slay Utterly, into the not-at-all-too-large or gaudy apparatus. It closes instantly because it’s the […]
Tags: 2026, Carrion Vael, Deathcore, J Mays, Melodic Death Metal, Review, Unique Leader Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Thursday, January 15th, 2026
After dropping not one, but two albums in 2024, including Graveworms, Cadavers, Coffins and Bones, Sweden’s Carnal Savagery elevated their status in the Swedish death metal ranks from being merely productive and OK, to a solid second-tier act. Especially as the increased Autopsy stench was far more prevalent on the last few efforts amid the […]
Tags: 2026, Carnal Savagery, Death Metal, Erik T, Moribund Records, Review, Swedish Death Metal, Sybreed
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Wednesday, January 14th, 2026
It’s safe to say that I’ve never heard of Italy’s Dawn of a Dark Age until now. Ver Sacrum mixes two genres that I love: Black Metal and Jazz. Vittorio Sabelli is an ubër talented mofo, and it’s his warm-as-butter Clarinet that elevates this album to Avantgarde status. Ver Sacrum marks nine albums since 2014, […]
Tags: 2026, Atmospheric Black Metal, Avant-Garde/Experimental, Dawn of a Dark Age, Jeremy Beck, My Kingdom Music, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Tuesday, January 13th, 2026
You are familiar with the expectations vs. reality memes, right? Here’s one for you: Expectations: Promos sheet that teased brutal death metal like Suffocation and Immolation, with added cinematic atmospheres, keyboards, and tales of brutal torture and serial killers, or specifically ‘a blood-soaked manifesto of riffs, madness, and horror, dragging the listener into a world […]
Tags: 2026, Calcraft, Death Metal, Erik T, Lifeforce Records, Review, Symphonic Metal
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › O on Monday, January 12th, 2026
Love it or hate it, Deathcore is here to stay, folks. You can not like that fact, but accepting it will make it far less frustrating for you. I make no bones about loving the genre and the city of sin, Las Vegas, which sports a nifty deathcore band, Ov Sulfur. In 2021, they released […]
Tags: 2026, Century Media Records, Deathcore, Frank Rini, Ov Sulfur, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Monday, January 5th, 2026
Back in 2023, I reviewed Dead and Dripping’s Blackened Cerebral Rifts, and I was pretty rough on it. I didn’t like it/ didn’t get it, what-fucking-ever. Anyway, today I went back to it before listening to Nefarious Scintillations, and goddammit, I started to like it. I blame my fellow scribes for my newfound love for Deathcore. They all […]
Tags: 2026, Dead and Dripping, Death Metal, Deathcore, Jeremy Beck, Review, Transcending Obscurity Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Friday, October 10th, 2025
So I didn’t know this, but apparently Dripping Decay broke up? That didn’t last long, a literal handful of releases, including one full-length Festering Grotesqueries in 2023 and then an EP called Ripping Remains in 2024… now they’ve resurfaced as Ripping Remains. Go figure… band drama. Well, I don’t care about band drama. I care […]
Tags: 2026, Death Metal, Jeremy Beck, Review, Ripping Remains, Satanik Royalty Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Friday, October 10th, 2025
Wow, just wow. I never know what to expect anymore when I dive into a new release. So when I decided to cover Tetragrammacide and their blistering EP Cyber-Tantric Paradigm of Radical Sri-Vidya (say that shit three times fast). Suffice to say, I’m blown the fuck away. This album is a complicated beast that needs […]
Tags: 2026, Iron Bonehead Productions, Jeremy Beck, Review, Tetragrammacide
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B, Reviews › D, Reviews › F, Reviews › S on Wednesday, October 8th, 2025
My friend, Brian Ferrell, runs the record label, Ossuary Industries, outta Texas. If you are unfamiliar with the types of death metal bands he has, I would compare his label to Sevared Records and Comatose Music. So what does that mean?? Well, it’s the ultra-brutal sort of death metal that has one goal in mind. […]
Tags: 2026, Brutal Death Metal, Brutal Torment, Dripping, Fisted, Frank Rini, Ossuary Industries, Review, Sect of Execration
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › R on Monday, October 6th, 2025
A new Revocation album has arrived, and while that’s exciting news for me, not so much for my brothers in writing for Teeth. The band is now approaching 20 years of activity and is at this point a stalwart of the tech/death/thrash sub-genre. Call it “progressive” if you’d like as well. For my money, which […]
Tags: 2026, Death/Thrash Metal, J Mays, Metal Blade Records, Review, Revocation, Technical Death Metal