The amount of extreme metal releases coming out per year is probably larger now than it has ever been in the history of recorded music.
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Album Review: Morbid Majesties – Sadistik Forest
Ah, Heavy Metal, or just Metal if you so choose to call it, the great giver, the greatest thing of all time for me. It
Album Review: As Rats Devour Lions – Prezir
Hailing from Milwaukee, Wisconsin but with a name that comes from the Serbo-Croatian word for contempt , Black Metal entity ‘Prezir’ are following up last
Album Review: Towards Death – Deathwards
Have you ever been punched in the stomach, no, I mean really punched in the stomach. You know, gasping for air, lying prostrate on the
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: Döda Drömmar – Mylingar
Greets and meats; Aaron here from the most wretched ‘zine fermenting deep in the bowels of the internet, Black Metal Daily. What am I doing
Album Review: Aura Noire – Aura Noir
Greetings, salutations, and welcome back to my thoughts on the music that I’ve listened to lately from the mind of Longstretch. So, I’ve just had
Album Review: Where Compassion Comes to Die – Pemphigoid
Every now and then a band comes along and gives you that feeling that we as Metal type dudes love to feel, that warm inner
Album Review: Consumed By Oblivion – Void Rot
With a combination of Everlasting Spew Records and Sentient Ruin Laboratories backing something then you sure as fuck know that it’s gonna be good, or
Album Review: The Aftermath Of Lies – Tribulance
Greetings, salutations and welcome back to my thoughts on the music that I’ve listened to lately from the mind of longstretch. This time it’s Tribulance
Album Review: Shadow Dies in Morning Light – Ripis
About a week ago we were contacted by a lovely polite chap named Asher Johnson who just so happens to be the guitarist for Texan
