Posts Tagged ‘Review’
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › I on Monday, July 28th, 2025
What the hell am I listening to and why do I love this?? Our acclaimed site owner Erik “The Brave” Thomas did a bang up review of Impureza’s second album, La caída de Tonatiuh, in 2017 and it made his year end list as well. I overlooked the band, there are just too many bands […]
Tags: 2025, Frank Rini, Impureza, Review, Season of Mist, Technical Death Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › O on Friday, July 25th, 2025
I’ve said it many times; We get TONS of promotional emails here at Teeth. I try to check them all out, and make sure the staff here have access to them, but a lot slip through the cracks (my apologies if you have sent something to us, and we never got back to you or […]
Tags: 2025, Black/Progressive Metal, Erik T, Kvlt und Kaos Productions, Obšar, Review, Symphonic Black Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Friday, July 25th, 2025
Boy, Seek & Strike is snatching up all the newer, younger orchestral/blackened/symphonic deathcore acts, aren’t they? Existentialist, To Obey A Tyrant, Ruins of Perception, When Plagues Collide, and the big one, Immortal Disfigurement, etc, adding to the established likes of Assemble the Chariots and Downfall of Mankind. The UK’s Existentialist has been around for a […]
Tags: 2025, Deathcore, Erik T, Existentialist, Review, Seek & Strike, Seek and Strik
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Thursday, July 24th, 2025
Okay, so I saw the term Epic Folk Metal and I started thinking about Korpiklaani, Ensiferum, and Arkona (Rus). I was pretty on the mark with Korpiklaani more than the others, since Mandragora Titania (formerly Mandragora Thuringia) has created a magnificent and fun as fuck album. This isn’t their first album; they have three previous […]
Tags: 2025, Jeremy Beck, Mandragora Titania, MDD Records, Review, Viking/Folk Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Wednesday, July 23rd, 2025
Patristic is a side project of Hideous Divinity guitarist Enrico Schettino. The band name comes from the study of early Christian writings and scholars, and the album name comes from instructions given to a person in preparation for a Christian baptism. He is joined by drummer Nicolàs Petri (Chronic Hate, Mass Carnage, Hellion) and vocalist […]
Tags: 2025, Black/Death Metal, Erik T, Patristic, Review, Willowtip Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025
Hello from the skronky, Jazzy as fuck Tech-Death rabbit hole. This one is a deep goddamn dive (no pun intended) into the most insane Tech-Death album I have heard this year so far, and I’ve heard a few mind-melting albums already, so that is saying something. Digressing in progress because ByoNoiseGenerator is one of those […]
Tags: 2025, Byonoisegenerator, Grindcore, Jeremy Beck, mathcore, Review, Technical Death Metal, Transcending Obscurity Records
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › V on Monday, July 21st, 2025
Thaumaturgic Veil, the fourth full-length from Milwaukee’s Viogression, came out of nowhere. It could be that the band has no label, and maybe that is why? Their last album, 3rd Stage of Decay, was a damn good album, and this album has a very striking and cool AF album cover. Brian DeNeffe, vocals, is the […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Frank Rini, Review, Self-Released, Viogression
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › G on Friday, July 18th, 2025
Graceless, from the Netherlands, returns with their fourth album, Icons of Ruin. The band continues with their OSDM approach, which has nods to melodic Swedish death metal. They’ve never been interested in creating super brutal death metal, but their albums showcase memorable riffs and songs, which this fella appreciates immensely. I think anyone in the […]
Tags: 2025, Death/Doom Metal, Frank Rini, Graceless, Listenable Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Thursday, July 17th, 2025
British bruisers Malevolence have been knocking about the UK scene for over a decade now, and after two self-released albums, got signed to Nuclear Blast for their third effort, Malicious Intent, back in 2022. That was my first exposure to them. Despite hailing from the depths of darkest South Yorkshire, in England, you’d be forgiven […]
Tags: 2025, Erik T, Groove Metal, Hardcore, Malevolence, Nuclear Blast Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › L on Wednesday, July 16th, 2025
The other day in the group chat, el Jefe posed the question of a band that sounds like modern Hypocrisy, and would any of us like to cover it…? Well, sign me the fuck up, brother! I eat that shit up! So here I am reviewing Lacabra and their self-titled, debut full-length and I have […]
Tags: 2025, Jeremy Beck, Lacabra, M-Theory Audio, Melodic Death Metal, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Tuesday, July 15th, 2025
France’s Medieval black metal act Darkenhöld has been super productive since forming in 2008, with 5 albums and a few splits. But for some reason, I have yet to hear any of them. Which is a surprise, as this castle-storming style of black metal is my jam. You’d be forgiven for wondering why these guys […]
Tags: 2025, Darkenhöld, Les Acteurs de l'Ombre Productions, Review, Symphonic Black Metal
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › S on Monday, July 14th, 2025
When calculating all of Sodom’s albums, The Arsonist, comes in at album #18, even with their covers albums, etc.. The long-running Teutonic German thrash metal band has had some clunkers along the way; however, Genesis XIX, from 2020, their last original full-length, showcased the band on fire ,especially with incorporating blast beats and showing a […]
Tags: 2025, Frank Rini, Review, Sodom, Steamhammer Records, Thrash me
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Friday, July 11th, 2025
The influence of England’s Bolt Thrower is vast and far-reaching. The band’s paying homage and straight-up clones are endless. From Indonesia’s Humiliation, Germany’s Scaplture , France’s Infern, Canada’s World Eaters, Australia’s Domination Campaign, and of course England’s own tribute band Memoriam, the list goes on and on. Well, here is another one. A solid one […]
Tags: 2025, Death Kommander, Death Metal, Erik T, FDA Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Thursday, July 10th, 2025
I reviewed the recent Dawn of Ouroboros album, mentioned Fallujah, and so this is perhaps a full-circle moment. I must, however, admit that I am one of those who enjoyed the early recordings, aka The Harvest Wombs, and feel as though the band hasn’t topped it. The rest of the recordings were frequently plagued with […]
Tags: 2025, Deathcore, Extreme Progressive Metal, Fallujah, J Mays, Nuclear Blast Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › Q on Wednesday, July 9th, 2025
Jazzy Tech-Death, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways… Quadvium (if you didn’t know already) is a project of Steve Di Giorgio (Testament, Death) and Jeroen Paul Thesseling (Obscura, Pestilence). They grabbed a guitar player along the way and a drummer: Yuma van Eekelen (Our Oceans, Pestilence) and Eve (Myth Of I, […]
Tags: 2025, Agonia Records, Instrumental, Jeremy Beck, Progressive Death Metal, Quadvium, Review, Technical Death Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Tuesday, July 8th, 2025
Florida’s Heavy/Power metal band, Helms Deep, has released their second album, Chasing the Dragon. This is the follow-up to their excellent 2023 debut Treacherous Ways. For those thinking…Hmmmm I know where I have heard this band name before. Well if you are a Tolkien fan then you will remember it is an epic battle in […]
Tags: 2025, Frank Rini, Heavy Metal, Helms Deep, Nameless Grave Records, Power Metal, Review
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › S on Monday, July 7th, 2025
Re-recordings are a bit of an issue for me. On one side, sometimes replacing a bad production is a necessity; sometimes it’s not really warranted. And sometimes, a classic just needs a fresh lick of paint. There’s a little of all of the above going on here as Mirai Kawashima has decided to completely re-record […]
Tags: 2025, Erik T, Peaceville Records, Review, Sigh, Symphonic Black Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Friday, July 4th, 2025
Sargeist is one of the foundations of the Finnish Black Metal scene, a deadly force of Satanic wrath. They, along with Horna (Shatraug is associated with both Cult entities) and the unholy Behexen, form this Black Metal pyramid, a diabolical trinity if you will. Flame Within Flame is their sixth full-length following 2018’s Unbound, and […]
Tags: 2025, Black Metal, Jeremy Beck, Review, Sargeist, W.T.C Productions
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › O on Thursday, July 3rd, 2025
Long-running UK thrashers, Onslaught, are now armed with a new label, and the first release for the new label is this 2 disc set. The first disc is the band redoing 10 songs from their first three albums, due to how the band plays them live today. The second disc is the band covering many […]
Tags: 2025, Frank Rini, Onslaught, Reigning Phoenix Music, Review, thrash metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Wednesday, July 2nd, 2025
I have a process when I look for new Metal when promos drop: find the weirdest sounding shit possible. So if I see that a band is featuring banjos, a cellist, and a keyboardist… I’m fucking sold. Such is the case with New York’s Weeping Sores and their blistering 2nd album, The Convalescence Agonies. It’s […]
Tags: 2025, Death/Doom Metal, I Voidhanger Records, Jeremy Beck, Review, Weeping Sores
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Tuesday, July 1st, 2025
I’m not going to say anything corny about one of my favorite metal bands Byzantine, being back in… You know. It’s been eight years since The Cicada Tree, which makes me think more of mortality and the passage of time than I would care to admit, so the implied above phrase would be appropriate. However, this is […]
Tags: 2025, Byzantine, J Mays, Metal Blade Records, Progressive Metal/Djent, Review
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › S on Monday, June 30th, 2025
Can someone explain to me how Shadow of Intent is unsigned? Especially considering the absolute proliferation of the symphonic/blackened deathcore genre of late? Are the band members complete dicks? Are they independently wealthy? Do they hate labels? Imperium Delirium is the band’s 5th self-released effort, their third after dropping the Halo video game-inspired themes from […]
Tags: 2025, Blackened Deathcore, Deathcore, Erik T, Review, Self-Released, Shadow of Intent
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Friday, June 27th, 2025
I’ve been trying to review this album for weeks now. Things kept getting in my way, however, and so now I’m able to sit down and put thoughts to page about this album that stands before me. I’m talking about French/Japanese depressive black metal duo, Enterré Vivant, and their heart-wrenching third album Azukï, from enigmatic […]
Tags: 2025, Antiq Records, Black Metal, Enterré Vivant, Jeremy Beck, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Thursday, June 26th, 2025
Damonacy was a short-lived death metal band from New Jersey, and after a few short years from 1988-1990, they split. They did record a song, “Expectations”, in 1994 for a compilation that never was released. I can’t quite remember, but I may have seen them live during their active years. I saw multiple shows weekly […]
Tags: 2025, Damonacy, Death Metal, Frank Rini, Hessian Firm, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Wednesday, June 25th, 2025
Battlespells, the second album from this Finnish duo, named after a Vlad Tepes song, was one of the more authentic 90s styled black metal albums of recent memory, up there with releases from Northwind Wolves, Mist From the Mountains, Pestilent Hex, and I Am The Night over the last few years. And even with a […]
Tags: 2025, Black Metal, Erik T, Review, Symphonic Black Metal, Warmoon Lord, Werewolf Records