Band: Ashen Album: Ritual of Ash Label: Bitter Loss Records Release Date: January 13, 2023 Genre: Death Metal Location: Perth, Australia Our fearless and intrepid leader
Author: longstretch1
Album Review: Burn – Messora
Band: Messora Album: Burn Label: Independent Release Date: December 02, 2022 Genre: Progressive Death Metal Location: Canada Back in December 2019, I completed a review of
Album Review: Watch You Burn – Intoxicated
I like to start reviews with a solid paragraph that relates to the band and also sets a tone for the album we’re about to
Album Review: Born Into Chaos – Yatra
A journey can be many things to many people. It could be a trip down to the local shops, day-tripping around your local region, or
Album Review: The Enigma, Boundless – Sadistic Ritual
I’ve listened to my fair share of music so far this year and, true to form, it’s been mostly Thrash with a few Death Metal
Album Review: All That Was Promised – Hath
April 2022, already. Where did that time go? Oh wait! I know! Listening to old favourites and just hanging out and enjoying some well-deserved R&R.
T(H)RASH TALK – WITH LONGSTRETCH AND JEFF, December 2021
Why is Jeff the Thrash Hound looking so smug you ask? Is it because he has some tasty food in the form of a pigs
Album Review: Persona Non Grata – Exodus
About a week ago, I was sitting at home, just minding my own business, cruising around the Interweb, exploring for new Metal video releases, when
Album Review: Offer to the Fucking Beasts – Maze of Terror
In my head, I like to think that Thrash is the demon version of a lullaby. I’m thinking Brahms “Weigenlied,” or “Rockabye Baby,” except with
T(h)rash Talk – With Longstretch and Jeff
“Mummy, is the doggy dead?” “No little man, he is just all tuckered out.” “Why Mummy? Why? His little eyes are closed and he smells
T(h)rash Talk – With Longstretch and Jeff
So, here we begin what we hope to be a monthly thingy with our long time contributor Longstretch. You may remember him from basically anything
Album Review: Angelus Apatrida – Angelus Apatrida
Thrash Metal has seemingly always led the way when the world seems to be going to hell and back. Anger, conviction, frustration and pure rebellion
Album Review: Autonoesis – Autonoesis
Autonoesis’s self-titled debut is six tracks of the filthiest, dirtiest, awe inspiring, melodically and beautifully fashioned, vocally brilliant and riff-tastic expeditions into an auditory realm
The Metal Wanderlust 