Demiurgon. Even the name itself sends shivers down my damn spine. These skull-crushing, freakishly fiendish foes are a Technical/Groove/Death Metal outfit (what the hell are
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Album Review: Humanicide – Death Angel
Let me take you back to a time when life was simpler and easier. A time when high top sneakers, black t-shirts, studded bracelets and
Album Review: Ofidians Manifest – Kampfar
There are always three names that I immediately think of anytime Pagan Black Metal is mentioned, one of which is Kampfar. They are an unbreakable
Album Review: The Serpent and the Ladder – False Gods
New York’s False Gods have recently released “The Serpent and the Ladder”, an EP consisting of two six minute songs – “The Serpent,” and the
Album Review: The Coffin Train – Diamond Head
Diamond Head, huh? One of those essential NWOBHM bands that are classics by merit, but people only know one album from? The band that was
Album Review: Cadaver Circulation – Krypts
Over the past ten years, Krypts from Helsinki have been on a steady climb towards the very apex of Finnish Death Metal. Their debut “Unending
Album Review: Ultimum Judicium – Concrete Funeral
Concrete Funeral , let’s face it, you can’t pass by a chance to listen to a band with a name like that, it just sounds…
Album Review: Fatal Visions – Inculter
So, I’ll start this off by saying right up front, that this album will definitely feature high up on my top ten for 2019. Yep,
Album Review: Of Rot and Ruin – Hath
It is said that hell hath no fury like a woman scorned however “Of Rot and Ruin” will Hath no mercy on your senses, not
Album Review: Sacrament – LVCIFYRE
Holy shit, ProgCaveOgier and I didn’t clean up from the last joint we had and The Great Mackintosh just showed up. Guess the cleaning can
Album Review: Blight of Sempiternal Putrefaction – Filtheater
Ah, eating filth. This brings one image to mind, and it won’t stop repeating in my mind. Imagine a Golem-like creature, scuttling around on all
Album Review: Masque – Vircolac
The Irish Metal scene might be small, but it is loaded with passion, sheer dedication, and talent. Being a metalhead in Catholic Ireland is surely
Album Review: Mardom – Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult
It’s been six years since German Black Metal legends Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult released “Necrovision” which, in terms of depth, richness and brutality was yet another
