Posts Tagged ‘Earache Records’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Friday, August 18th, 2006
I don’t think I need to rehash the history of Deicide here, but the short version is pretty much; great- (Deicide, Legion), suck -(Once Upon the Cross, Serpents of the Light, Insineratehymn, In Torment in Hell) and back to form -(Scars of the Crucifix). Then you have this years very public and very nasty split […]
Tags: 2006, Deicide, E.Thomas, Earache Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › U on Thursday, June 29th, 2006
Don’t you hate it when a band makes a slight tweak to a well-established style and claims to be revolutionizing a genre? Urkraft claims that their “thoughtful addition of keyboards” modernizes the death-flavored thrash style that they play. In all honesty, that and the matching outfits on the promo photo gave this record a couple […]
Tags: 2006, Earache Records, Fred Phillips, Review, Urkraft
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Sunday, April 23rd, 2006
The first time I put in this record it was my first experience with Decapitated. This very young band from Poland has created some major hype since their first release Winds of Creation in 2000. And even though this was my first Decapitation album, I sensed the stir in the death metal world over this […]
Tags: 2006, Death Metal, Decapitated, Earache Records, Review, Shane Wolfensberger
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Wednesday, July 6th, 2005
The re-release of The Window Purpose takes us back to a more active, aggressive Wolvernine. Despite being loaded with influences and various stylistic sounds, the album is nonetheless cohesive, held together especially by Stefan Zell’s vocals.While Wolverine fits into the prog metal label, there are moments of all sorts of musical styles including blues, funk, […]
Tags: 2005, Earache Records, Review, Tim Dodd, Wolverine
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Tuesday, April 23rd, 2002
For the most part, it’s difficult to swallow a traditional death metal record after spilling ink on the genre and its minions for nearly 10 years. You get to the point where little impresses and you’d rather revert to spinning Left Hand Path than plunk another derivative of a derivative into the stereo. Really, besides […]
Tags: 2002, Chris Dick, Death Metal, Decapitated, Earache Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › U on Saturday, June 23rd, 2001
Before becoming the god-sized metal behemoth that they are now, Earache Records began as a small independent label dedicated to, as all upstanding metal labels are, rooting out the best extreme bands around. Britain’s Unseen Terror were one of the first bands signed to the label, and in 1987 Earache released their lone album, Human […]
Tags: 2001, Dan Woolley, Earache Records, Review, Unseen Terror
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Tuesday, October 31st, 2000
The Haunted finally return with what may be one of the best metal album of the year! Picking up where the band left off on the self-titled debut, The Haunted waste no time expanding upon the thrashfest that made the band an overnight sensation with fans and media. Humorously titled, The Haunted Made Me Do […]
Tags: 2000, Chris Dick, Earache Records, Review, The Haunted