Posts Tagged ‘Godz Ov War Productions’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Tuesday, July 16th, 2024
Cripes, here is another band like Greece’s Sun of Nothing, that I have not heard in fucking ages. With Sun of Nothing there was a 21-year gap between their debut …and Voices, Words, Faces, Complete the Dream way back in 2003 and this year’s Maze. With French bruisers Morgue it was 2002’s utterly devastating The […]
Tags: 2024, Death Metal, Erik T, Godz Ov War Productions, Grindcore, Morgue
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Friday, November 16th, 2018
The debut EP from Milwaukee’s Prezir , Contempt, was a solid black/death metal assault, but I’d expect no less from a project that includes Rory Heikkila from Shroud of Despondency on guitar ,vocalist Luka Đorđević from epic Tolkien death metal act Khazaddum, and has since added Milwaukee scene veteran Jerry Hauppa from Concentric, Northless and Ara on bass. And on the band’s full length debut, […]
Tags: 2018, E.Thomas, Godz Ov War Productions, Prezir, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Friday, November 10th, 2017
Though a Milwaukee super group of sorts, featuring current and ex members of new black metal act Prezir (who I highly recommend) , gloomy hardcore act Protestant and crust mongers Enabler, Pig’s Blood would have you believe they come from South America, by way of Pete Helmkamp’s (Angelcorpse) fever dreams with a debut album of bestial, snarling, barbaric black/death […]
Tags: 2017, Godz Ov War Productions, Pig's Blood, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Wednesday, October 19th, 2016
Swedish styled death metal is coming from all over the globe now. And adding to Polish bands playing the style like Ulcer and labelmates Kingdom, is the debut album from Eteritus. I have not heard the band’s previous 2014 EP Tales of Death, but Following the Ancient Path is a solid if unspectacular take on the […]
Tags: 2016, E.Thomas, Eteritus, Godz Ov War Productions, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Thursday, April 28th, 2016
The post-apocalyptic din made by the French sado-machinists in Autokrator on their self-titled debut turned quite a few heads last year, including mine. It was one of the most jarring, oppressive recordings ever to assault my eardrums. I feel like my hearing was forever altered along with my standard for metal extremity. With an industrial […]
Tags: 2016, Adam Palm, Autokrator, Godz Ov War Productions, Review