From deep within the Canadian underground comes ‘F’, with his one man Black ‘n’ Thrash Metal project Maudiir, and debut EP “Le Temps Peste“, a
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Album Review: The sixth Hour – Blasphemer
Italian Extreme Metal stalwarts Blasphemer return with their latest offering “The Sixth Hour” and it’s a big step forward from their two previous albums, with
Album Review: Gloomlord – Worm
Two of our favourite arseclowns decided to get together, in total darkness apparently (I have no idea why, our light bulbs work just fine, fucking
Album Review: Conduit – Proscription
Conduit in English is a noun, meaning a channel for conveying water, or other kinds of fluid. In this case the spill is rather foul
Album Review: Extreme Conditions – Goatburner
Goatburner! While you may not know the name straight off the top of your acid filled skull, you’ll surely know the members of the band.
Album Review: Ceased to Be – Coffin Curse
South American death metal is often an adjective to all things relentless and trend-ignoring. Bands from that end of the world are never out for
Album Review: Perspicacity – Aronious
Wisconsin-based purveyors of Progessive/Technical Death Metal, Aronious, have released their second full-length, “Perspicacity“. Perspicacity is a word you don’t often hear. I don’t think I’ve
ALBUM REVIEW: BALLISTIC, SADISTIC – ANNIHILATOR
Annihilator. Ani-heel-ator. Anal eater. However the hell Jeff Waters would like us to pronounce it. The Canadian bastards with a thrashin’ mission are back for
Album Review: Day Terrors – Sleepwraith
Extreme Metal duo from Edmonton, Sleepwraith have taken a bold approach the creation of their debut release “Day Terrors“, they explain; “We created an album
Album Review: Drowned in Gangrenous Blood – Vultur
Here are some interesting facts to open up this review with. Firstly, are you aware as to why Vultures (the birds, not any members of
Album Review: Hearts of No Light – Schammasch
Swiss avant-garde Black Metal band Schammasch are back with full length number four “Hearts of No Light“, following in the fascinatingly unconventional footsteps of its
Album Review: Metastatic Declination – Carcinoid
The always excellent ProgCaveOgier and The (occasionally but not always) Great Mackintosh have joined forces to create another review of epic proportions, this time of
Album Review: Endless Return – Murder Made God
“There’s no point in fighting for the throne if you’re not going to make a difference.” – Rhiannon Thomas (author). In Death Metal, I disagree
