It is not often that my good friend and colleague ‘Trendcrusher’ asks anything of The Great Mackintosh, so when he does, I tend to take
Tag: album reviews
Album Review – Caustic Attack – Terrorizer
The status of an Extreme Metal legend can be a bit of a diluted thing in promo kits. Bands with minor, or almost non-existent
Album Review: Singularity To Extinction – Brainoil
Hailing from the Bay Area of San Francisco and the brainchild of the almighty Greg Wilkinson comes one of his best efforts yet with Brainoil.
Album Review: Blasphemer – Blasphemer
Old Skool United Kingdom Death Metal should, as far as I’m concerned, be its own genre. Yes OSUKDM may sound like something you may find
Album Review – Visions of the Firestorm Eclipse – Skullcrush
A long winded tale belongs to the doing of this review, first involving the recommendation of said EP by two parties, then my complete forgetting
Album Review: Dehumanized Depths – With All My Hate
My, oh my, what do we have here!? At first glance – that is to say judging by the band logo, cover art, and going
Album Review: Nécrovortex – Outre-Tombe
Old school Death Metal has always been the most accepted sub genre of Death Metal from new comers on the scene to the old school
Album Review: The Phobos/Deimos Suite – Serocs
Serocs is one of the elite technical bands I have been following for a while. Serocs transformed from being a one-man project to being an
Album Review: Sea of Duress – Lago
Death Metal is a top heavy genre. There’s a lot of good bands out there and a lot of acts just doing average copies of
Album Review: Warmageddon – Cultural Warfare
Thrash Metal anyone? Fuck yes I say! Cultural Warfare are here plain and simple to remind you how good it can be, and that’s no
Album Review: Chanting For The Fallen
Horns up all you Thrash Metal people that have heard of Sahon. Now all those same metal heads from South Korea hands down. Yep thought
Album Review: A New Kind of Horror – Anaal Nathrakh
Anaal Nathrakh are a sonic atom bomb. There is no other way to describe a band that takes the most venomous, violent and abrasive elements
Album Review: Captive – Dead Register
From Atlanta, Georgia comes bleak, doomy three-piece Dead Register. Their latest album, Captive, set to be released in early November, explores fistfuls of varying genres,
