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
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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
Album Review: Vile Nilotic Rites – Nile
There are some bands who, upon hearing them, you wonder why they chose to focus on such a niche area. The pirate theme of Alestorm,
Album Review: The Nothing – Korn
“Look everyone, Slipknot are releasing their first new album in 5 years.” I ain’t here for the same Slipknot over and over again, man. Now
Album Review: Mourn the Southern Skies – Exhorder
Hear ye, hear ye! All gather ‘round because this feller has got a story to tell you. Way back in the 1990’s there was this
Album review: Death Atlas – Cattle Decapitation
It can be argued that Cattle Decapitation are regarded by the metal community as the most brutal band ever. Actually, that may or may not
Album Review: Moribund – Irksvm
Every once in a while I get an album to review, look at the cover, and think “Ugh! I know exactly what I’m going to
Album Review: The Door – Messora
“The Door” is the mammoth debut album of Canadian metallers Messora, and these guys have not only kicked down the door, they have torn it
Album Review: Rotting Incarnation of God – Profanatica
‘Tis the season am I right everyone? I love this time of year. Family gatherings, dinners, opening presents and snagging a kiss from your
Album Review: Hallucinogen – Blut Aus Nord
If you want a diverse sound with a Black Metal leaning then French maestros Blut Aus Nord will always fill that remit, over their twenty-five
Album Review: There Existed an Addiction to Blood – Clipping.
“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
