Black metal is doing well in 2018. Albums by Craft, Esoctrilihum, Kriegsmaschine, Arkheth, Master’s Hammer and Hoth, for example, have taken the expression of the
Month: October 2018
Album Review: Nowhere – Soul Dissolution
Leaving us bathing in “Stardust” and longing to continue our journey only a few months ago, Soul Dissolution returns to us in standout fashion with
Album Review: Matricide – Cognitive
South Jersey Tech-Death Metallers ‘Cognitive’ are back with their third full length, continuing to build on the solid foundations laid by their self titled debut and
Album Review: The Arrow of Satan Is Drawn – Bloodbath
For those of you who are unaware, Swedish Death Metal gods Bloodbath are the product of a bunch of really talented individuals all sitting around
Album Review: Hollow Earth – Outre
Warmer weather always makes me want to listen to cold, grim, Black Metal. The new album from Polish outfit Outre is definitely pushing that button.
Album Review: I Am The Night – Survival Instinct
And here I present to you more of Canada’s finest, being a band called ‘Survival Instinct‘, and yes, they do indeed contain the members of
Mini Review: Le Mal dans la Nuit – Paladin
The mighty tree of Metal provides yet again folks.The Great Mackintosh did a review last year of a band named Kremlin, and was mighty impressed,
Interview: Dirge
Doom metal is one of the underrepresented genres in the Indian metal bands. Dirge are one of the few doom metal acts in the country.
Album Review: Come and Take – Private Government
It is not often that my good friend and colleague ‘Trendcrusher’ asks anything of The Great Mackintosh, so when he does, I tend to take
Album Review – Caustic Attack – Terrorizer
The status of an Extreme Metal legend can be a bit of a diluted thing in promo kits. Bands with minor, or almost non-existent
Album Review: Singularity To Extinction – Brainoil
Hailing from the Bay Area of San Francisco and the brainchild of the almighty Greg Wilkinson comes one of his best efforts yet with Brainoil.
Interview: Blasphemer
Hi guys. Thanks for taking the time out to have a chat with your biggest Aussie fan ha-ha, nah. I happen to know that you
Album Review: Blasphemer – Blasphemer
Old Skool United Kingdom Death Metal should, as far as I’m concerned, be its own genre. Yes OSUKDM may sound like something you may find
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