Ah, eating filth. This brings one image to mind, and it won’t stop repeating in my mind. Imagine a Golem-like creature, scuttling around on all
Author: artificialbrian
Album Review: Ruins- Panzer Squad
Considering that this is a thrash metal album, I feel I should preface this review by letting you all know that I’m not a big
Album Review: Celestial Gateway – Boethiah
It feels like only yesterday in which this relatively new American “Swedish Chainsaw” [Swe-rican?] act released their first full length album, titled “Invocation of the
The Metal Wanderlust’s Top Albums of 2018- Part IV
Artificialbrian chooses his top picks for 2018. Indulge in this awesome list! 1. Sulphur Aeon – The Scythe Of Cosmic Chaos My suspicions have been
Album Review – Retortion Terror – Retortion Terror
If you’ve been following Grindcore guitar virtuoso Takafumi Matsubara (Mortalized, Gridlink) for more than a few years, you’ve more likely than not heard of the
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: Dehumanized Depths – With All My Hate
My, oh my, what do we have here!? At first glance – that is to say judging by the band logo, cover art, and going
Album Review: Untitled – Grave Upheaval
I’m fairly certain that Australia is a gateway to hell, or the subject of some odd military psychotropic experiments on an unknowing public. Back in
Album Review: II: Campaign of Extermination – Blood of the Wolf
Many fantastic bands have come out of Chicago over the years, from Macabre to Cianide to Cardiac Arrest. Fortunately the city is proving to sustain
Album Review: With Inexorable Suffering – Our Place Of Worship Is Silence
Goddamn! This album makes me grin so fucking much; admittedly said grin is akin to Batman villain The Joker in his most evil incarnation. I
Album Review: The Eternal Infernal – Grandiose Malice
Grandiose Malice and The Eternal Infernal have a story of sorrow and brotherhood behind their conception and subsequent release. Originally recorded as a demo by
Album Review: Soul Dissolution – Stardust
One could argue that when you combine atmosphere and post metal with black metal that you lose the black metal itself. To a purist of
Album Review: Igne Natura Renovatur Integra – Misanthropic Rage
“Avant-garde” is a term that I see used a lot for all styles of extreme metal bands these days, but does it have meaning anymore?
