Posts Tagged ‘Death Metal’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Wednesday, June 11th, 2025
I have been a fan of Germany’s Deserted Fear and their brand of European-inspired melodic death metal since their great 2012 debut album – My Empire. Their killer second album in 2014, Kingdom of Worms, is still my favorite by them. Veins of Fire is their sixth album, and their last three albums have all […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Deserted Fear, Frank Rini, Melodic Death Metal, Review, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Friday, June 6th, 2025
Bludgeoned By Deformity is a new underground death metal kinda sorta supergroup with members in three different states. Devin Swank (Sanguisugabogg, Tomb Sentinel, Earthburner, Immortal Torment, Ablation, ex-Limbsplitter), bassist Ethan Buttery (Jivebomb, Sinister Feeling), drummer Adam Jarvis (Pig Destroyer, Misery Index, End Reign, Fulgora, Lock Up, Scour), and guitarists Bradon Studebaker (Immortal Torment, ex-Rejoice) and […]
Tags: 2025, Bludgeoned By Deformity, Death Metal, Frank Rini, Iron Fortress Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › L on Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025
When Morgoth ceased to exist following the shitty Feel Sorry for the Fanatic there was a hole left in the Death Metal community. They did reunite, albeit without vocalist Marc Grewe for the pretty good Ungod, but it wasn’t the same. It’s ok though because Leper Colony was formed to fill that sizeable void. As […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Jeremy Beck, Leper Colony, Review, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › L on Thursday, May 29th, 2025
Swedish death metal super group Lik (‘corpse’) has been churning out solid Dismember meets Wolverine Blues area Entombed since 2015s, Mass Funeral Evocation and 2018 Carnage. But despite a lineup that features folks from Katatonia, The Resistance, Face Down, Kaamos and such, I feel like they never took that jump into Entrails levels of genre […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Lik, Metal Blade Records, Review, Swedish Death Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Tuesday, May 27th, 2025
Listen, I know. Even though they were founded first, Poland’s Hate sounds like Behemoth circa Zos Kia Kultus, Demigod, Evangelion. I seen them be called ‘Wish’ Behemoth or ‘Temu’ Behemoth, but the fact is, I’ve ordered some pretty cool shit from Wish and Temu. And with the band’s 13th album that’s what you get- some […]
Tags: 2025, Black/Death Metal, Death Metal, Erik T, Hate, Metal Blade Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Wednesday, May 14th, 2025
This spring/summer, two mid-era Behemoth-inspired acts will be vying for your attention: the always reliable Hate, and this French death metal act and their third album, although I have not heard the first two self-released albums. But Transcending Obscurity saw enough to sign them, and that label usually does not miss. And they certainly have […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Erik T, Review, Skaphos, Transcending Obscurity Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Friday, May 9th, 2025
I love gore. Not real gore, mind you; movie gore. The scene from Gates to Hell when the woman vomits her intestines, you know that sort of thing. Haemorrhage hail from beautiful Spain and they love gore as well, they also love Carcass and it’s evident on this five tracker. It’s not just Carcass, though. […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Haemorrhage, Hells Headbangers, Jeremy Beck, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Thursday, May 8th, 2025
My bud Alex, the owner of Dolorem Records, has sent me yet another promo for one of his bands, and this time it’s Supreme Void, a Polish death metal band playing a dissonant style of extreme music. Fans of Ulcerate, Immolation, and Gorguts take heed of this bad boy. “Remnants of Hope” opens this six-song […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Dolorem Records, Frank Rini, Review, Supreme Void
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Tuesday, May 6th, 2025
Sweden’s Wombbath experienced quite a resurgence when they came back into the fold in 2014 and a year later released Downfall Rising, their long overdue sophomore release to their classic 1993 debut Internal Caustic Torments. I reviewed Downfall Rising on this very site of ours, too. Since then, they have released four other albums and […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Frank Rini, Pulverised Records, Review, Wombbath
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Friday, May 2nd, 2025
Who said that Switzerland was only known for Celtic Frost, Coroner, and Swiss Cheese? Enter in Pusboil, who in 2022 crafted a real heavy demo and their debut album in 2023, Ancient Stories of Suffering and Disease, expanded on that full scope. The band has brutal influences ranging from Sanguisugabogg, Undergang, and Cephalotripsy. Indictment is […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Pathologically Explicit Recordings, Pusboil, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Thursday, May 1st, 2025
Back in 2022, these French maniacs, formerly known as Herpes, dropped their excellent debut, Blood Red Tentacle. A fine Swedeath album with a foul reek of Autopsy that reminded me of the short-lived super group Murder Squad. And with their second effort, not much has changed. If anything, the stench of Autopsy is even thicker […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Disfuneral, Erik T, Redefining Darkness Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Tuesday, April 29th, 2025
I was drawn to the debut album from Belgium’s Coffin Feeder by the album cover featuring some awesomely iconic 80s movie and TV characters from the likes of Cobra, Commando, Predator, They Live, Gremlins, The Running Man, Total Recall, Big Trouble in Little China, He -Man, GI Joe and others all who seem to be […]
Tags: 2025, Coffin Feeder, Death Metal, Erik T, Grindcore, Listenable Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Friday, April 25th, 2025
Polish death metal duo Dormant Ordeal has been around since 2008, and has three prior albums under their belt, but they are a new act to me and newly signed to Willowtip for their 4th album. Much like fellow Poles Redemptor or Trauma, Dormant Ordeal plays a form of distinctly Polish death metal with traceable […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Dormant Ordeal, Erik T, Technical Death Metal, Willowtip Records
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › C on Monday, April 21st, 2025
UK’s underrated Cancer return with their seventh full-length album, Inverted World. I saw Cancer on their US tour in 1991 in support of their second album, Death Shall Rise, which is still their best album, and with James Murphy on guitar nonetheless. After their third album, The Sins of Mankind, in 1993, the band, as […]
Tags: 2025, Cancer, Death Metal, Frank Rini, Peaceville Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Friday, April 18th, 2025
Cartilage is a real cool death/grind band out of San Francisco, California. They’ve had a few albums and EPs prior and this new EP Tales from the Entrails: A Necrology, appears to be a stop-gap release before their third album hits. Their second album, The Deader the Better, from 2022, was pretty damn good. The […]
Tags: 2025, Cartilage, Death Metal, Everlasting Spew Records, Frank Rini, Grindcore, Review
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › A on Monday, April 14th, 2025
It took 6 years, but we finally have a new ADE album, their 5th, titled Supplicium (‘Punishment’) on a new label, Time To Kill records, and with yet another new lineup. Entering the fray is Hideous Divinity Drummer Edoardo Di Santo (as ‘Atticvs’ here), and Eyeconoclast bassist Gabriele Vellucci. What hasn’t changed is that ADE […]
Tags: 2025, ADE, Death Metal, Erik T, Review, Time to Kill Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Tuesday, April 8th, 2025
That logo? Dave Ingram on vocals? Nuclear Blast Records? It just feels right, doesn’t it? 5 years after their return from a 12-year hiatus with 2020’s solid Scriptures, UK death metal veterans Benediction is back with album number 9. And while the band’s middle and later catalog isn’t quite the stuff of legend, there is […]
Tags: 2025, Benediction, Death Metal, Erik T, Nuclear Blast Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Thursday, April 3rd, 2025
After two fine albums on FDA Records (including 2022’s fucking outstanding Feldwärts), Germany’s war mongering death metal act Scalpture have made the jump to a different German label, Testimony Records for their 4th album, though it comes with mixed results. Saying Landkreig is a step back from Feldwärts is probably a bit over an overstatement, […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Erik T, Review, Scalpture, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Tuesday, April 1st, 2025
The debut album from the Scotlands’s solo artist Evangelos Vasilakos (also of equally fittingly named black/death act Chestcrush– who have a long in the upcoming Deathgasm 2 movie) has the most fitting band and album name ever, as this album is Caustic, Phlegm-y , Purulent, and Apocalyptic all at once Ladies and gentlemen, what we […]
Tags: 2025, Caustic Phlegm, Death Metal, Erik T, Hells Headbangers, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Thursday, March 27th, 2025
I’ve covered this husband-and-wife duo for two EPs now, first with 2022’s The Void and then 2023’s Elemental Binding. Both deliver excellent, discordant death metal with themes based on video games, D&D, and such. So I was super happy for the band when they signed with Transcending Obscurity, a perfect label for them. And the duo (Sunshine Schneider—guitar, […]
Tags: 2024, Crown of Madness, Death Metal, Erik T, Review, Transcending Obscurity Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Thursday, March 20th, 2025
It’s pretty crazy to think Dave Rotten’s Avulsed has been around for over 30+ years. Phoenix Cryptobiosis is the band’s 8th full-length album and the band shows no sign of slowing down. Avulsed still plays a filthy style of death metal, that is quite a bit reminiscent of early Cannibal Corpse. When I listen to […]
Tags: 2025, Avulsed, Death Metal, Frank Rini, Review, Xtreem Music
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Wednesday, March 12th, 2025
There’s a scourge festering on the skin of this country. Without getting stuck in the weeds of politics that noxious odor of corruption is sneaking it’s way into every fabric and nook and cranny. It’s time for angry music again, we need to release our frustrations and what better way than with blast beats? The […]
Tags: 2025, Act of Impalement, Caligari Records, Death Metal, Jeremy Beck, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Tuesday, March 11th, 2025
Alabama’s Chaos Inception released two cool albums years ago. Collision with Oblivion in 2009 and The Abrogation in 2012. Both albums were heavily influenced by the first three Tucker lead Morbid Angel albums. Stick with me, since this is like six degrees of Chaos Inception! Well, Vengeance Evangel is the long-awaited third album after line-up […]
Tags: 2025, Chaos Inception, Death Metal, Frank Rini, Lavadome Productions, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Tuesday, March 4th, 2025
When Håkan Stuvemark contacts me I listen! He’s in a zillion bands. Most notably, for my liking is: Wombbath (my review forthcoming), Rex Demonus and Consumption. We’ve been in touch for like 5 years now and I did review the first Consumption album back in 2020, Recursive Definitions of Suppuration and loved the music and […]
Tags: 2025, Consumption, Death Metal, Dusktone, Frank Rini, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › O on Friday, February 28th, 2025
Listen up, fans of early Gatekeeper, Terminal Nation, Fuming Mouth, Kruelty, Acephalix, Vastum, and Xibalba take fucking note. You need the debut from Arkansas’ Open Kasket in your life, right fucking now!!! Open Kasket plays a form of meaty, girthy beatdown/hardcore-driven death metal that lumbers and slopes with bad fucking intentions at every turn. With […]
Tags: 2025, Barbaric Brutality Records, Death Metal, Erik T, Hardcore, Open Kasket, Review