Representing old school Thrash in their native Kerala, India, Amorphia released their first album, “Arms To Death”, independently in 2018. It was re-released by Chinese
Month: June 2020
Album Review: Leaves of Yesteryear – Green Carnation
Whenever a band returns these days from a long hiatus, people seem to refer the absence and the resurrection of Tool. Always. And if you
Interview: Jason Ellsworth – Angerot
In a pretty short period of time since forming in 2017, Sioux Falls, South Dakota based Death Metal outfit Angerot have really put their hearts
Album Review: Ormskrik – Ormskrik
Norwegian Black/Death/Thrash Metal five-piece Ormskrik have been working on their creativity over the last five years, starting with building their own rehearsal space in an
Quarantunes – Schultzie’s Ten Essential Quarantine Songs.
It has been cold to the bone, and it has rained and it has snowed – all within a few days here in Michigan. Things
Album Review: Lamb of God – Lamb of God
In the days and weeks to come, we are all going to read a whole lot of stuff about Lamb of God and their new
Defeated Sanity – The Sanguinary Impetus
I think it’s safe to say that there are not many “Tech” bands that appeal to quite everyone. However when one does it’s usually a
Interview: Pim Blankenstein – Officium Triste
Meddlefan recently got to have a bit of a chat with a man who is truly God like to many of us here at TMW
Album Review: Complete Carnage of Coagulating Cacophonous Corpses – Puncture Wound
I love me a bit of Death Metal, and there is a vast field of it out there right now for us all to wade
Album Review: Undead EP – H8teball
Sometimes you play a release and its love at first listen and that is exactly how it was for me with the debut four track
Track Premiere: The Day – Valgrind
“The Day,” and what a day it is when we here at The Metal Wanderlust get to premiere a track from not only one of our
Album Review: Slaver – Cauldron Black Ram
Back with their first full length in six years, due to commitments with their other bands Mournful Congregation and Stargazer, Australia’s underground Blackened Death Thrash
Album Review: SkamHan – (0)
Distinctly I remember hearing David Bowie interviewed many years ago and to paraphrase, he expressed quite eloquently his impressions of British Rock musicians, particularly of
