“There Existed an Addiction to Blood” is Clipping’s third full-length album. With a discography filthy rich with EP’s, an album that has won a Hugo
Category: Reviews
Live Offerings: Uada and Cloak- Los Angeles
Los Angeles has always been a fun place to check out live music, between well known and local bands there is something to be had
Album Review: Obsolescence – Ashen Crown
Some time back yours truly was looking into doing a feature on the UK Death Metal scene after discovering Blasphemer in all their glory. This
Album Review: Die for Something Worthwhile – Necrotted
Necrotted is the answer to the question ‘Why shouldn’t a band have two vocalists?’. In my humble opinion, neither of them are particularly good.
CONCERT REVIEW: NOT AMORPHIS, AMORPHIS, ANNEKE VAN GIERSBERGEN
“Amorphis fanboy”….It says so right there in my Metal Wanderlust bio. I’ve been utterly obsessed with the band for a quarter of a century, and
Album Review: The Hallow Mass – Denial Of God
Talk about a busy 2019 for the legendary but seemingly overlooked Danish Black Metal outfit Denial of God. Churning out an EP along with a
Album Review: Rise of the Reaper – Entrails
As the end of the decade is drawing nearer, it is time to look back a bit and think what albums really made a difference.
Album Review: Betrothal to the Stone: Conception of Mephisto – Sophist
There’s one thing Canadian Black/Grind duo Sophist duo don’t do, and that is procrastinate. Forming in June of this year, and releasing this EP just
Album Review: Primal Future: 2019 – Toxic Holocaust
I’m going to preface everything that follows with a bit of a back story so stay with me and hear me out. The Great Mackintosh
The Metal Wanderlist – Summer 2019
Summer (or winter, as our Aussie team is keen to point out) is drawing to an end. After the festivals and summer holidays and whatever
Track Premiere: Crucifier – Bones
That mighty awesome label that just keeps on getting better by the day, yep, Transcending Obscurity Records, has again given us the honour of getting
Show Review: Caligula Tour – Lingua Ignota w/ Vile Creature
This past Tuesday I was fortunate enough to witness a stunning, heart-breaking, and trying performance from Lingua Ignota. Below I will attempt to put into
Album Review: The Tower of the Morbid – Paganizer
“A Yank, a Fin and an Aussie walk into a…” OH NO, NOT THAT FUCKING SHIT AGAIN! (Insert large whacking noise here..). It’s okay people,
