Engutturalment “good luck pronouncing our flipping band name” Cephaloslamectomy have released their debut album, “Glam Not Slam.” If you haven’t guessed yet, these guys are
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Album Review: Crimson Dawn – Ahna
Hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia on the west coast of Canada, Ahna have long been a favourite of mine. I discovered them as far back
Album Review: Medium – Medium
The self-titled debut EP “Medium” from Argentinian Metal extremists Medium is really quite an exceptional album, the quality of the material, it’s composition and delivery
Album Review: Sacraments of Descension – Perdition Temple
In the late 90’s the Death Metal torch was mainly carried by bands from USA. The final fortress of brutality was held up by the
Album Review: Back From The Grave, Straight In Your Face – Innards
Okay, not strictly an album, an EP, so quieten down you lot, Portuguese duo Innards are here to kick your sorry arse, and that is
Album Review: Old Old Death – Tulus
“Before there was Khold there was Tulus”. Tulus was put on hold when its members formed Khold and then resurrected again when Khold was subsequently
Album Review: Circle of Suffering – Sylosis
Yell it from the roof tops and let the flyovers begin, Sylosis are back with their new album “Circle of Suffering” and this album will
ALBUM REVIEW: BLACK TIDES OF OBSCURITY – EARTH ROT
Starting off the album is the aforementioned first single, “Dread Rebirth”. This song just about captures everything Earth Rot are and what they will (or
Album Review: Split – Atavisma/Void Rot
Even a casual listener of Death Metal has a pretty good idea what music in Hell might sound like. The walls covered with nailed on
Album Review: Protest And Survive – The Anthology – Discharge
Discharge. Now, there’s a name one cannot really ignore. The band that single-handedly changed the face of the extreme end of the music spectrum. Let
Album Review: Milwaukee Cannibal – Thrash Bandicoot
There’s an Aussie joke that runs something along the line of, what is the Australian animal that most resembles the Australian male? The bandicoot, because
Interview: Rainburn
Rainburn are a Progressive Rock band from Bangalore, India. In November last year, they released an Ep titled “Resignify” consisting of five reworked tracks from
Album Review: Realm Of Ash And Blood – Solothus
One of the greatest joys in following music is to watch bands grow. Especially, if you have been into their albums since the very beginning.
