If you’ve been following Grindcore guitar virtuoso Takafumi Matsubara (Mortalized, Gridlink) for more than a few years, you’ve more likely than not heard of the
Tag: album reviews
Album Review: Lust of the Goat – Blasphemer
Straight of the proverbial bat, I’m just gonna say this is fucking excellence of the highest order. Yes, I’m a huge fan of many a
Album Review: Fast As Fuck – Anger As Art.
Today I bring you a release that is an exercise in blistering Thrash/Speed metal with other stuff thrown in for good measure! Here is Anger
Album Review: Rope Enough For Two – DayGlo Mourning/Bludy Gyres
From Atlanta, Georgia comes two downtuned doom bands – Dayglo Mourning and Bludy Gyres. Their split, ‘Rope Enough For Two‘, features three gritty songs from
Album Review – Mesa – Abyssous
Abyssous are back! These Morbid Angel / Asphyx worshiping Germans came first to our awareness with a damn impressive debut album ‘Smouldering‘, released through Iron
Album Review – Nanoångström – Bast
Many times it takes multiple listens to an album before it grows on you. However, Nanoångström does not fall into that category. I liked this
Album Review: Cults, Crypts and Corpses – Mentor
If you enjoyed their debut offering ‘Guts, Graves and Blasphemy ‘ then you’ll love the latest offering ‘Cults, Crypts and Corpses’ from the Polish Black ’n’
Album Review: Kult of the Raven – Nattravnen
Conjure up an image of bellowing thunder in the twilight sky, fill it with ravens prophesying deathly doom then transform it into Death Metal
Album Review: Skulled to Death – Skulmagot
The following story is largely fictional, largely… McDonald’s arrived in Finland in 1984. While opening up the facilities, some of that American beef fat slipped
Album Review: Pain Will Define Their Death – Vitriol
Are you into brutal Death Metal that is pummeling, aggressive, and just straight up vicious? WELL COME THE FUCK ON DOWN! You may already be
Album Review: Shadows Of Exile – Vanquishor
Ever since I first met ThatAstronautGuy, he kept dribbling on about being in a band. Not unusual for him, as I have previously stated his
Album Review: The Face of Fear – Artillery
Thrash metal was such an interesting phenomenon in it’s day. A surface where the Heavy Metal riffs took on a new life when mashed up
Album Review: Ancient Spells of Darkness – Moenen of Xezbeth
Black Metal has always been one of the most distressing, horrifying, and blissful experiences when it comes to jamming an album. Almost as if
