For those not yet enlightened, Italian Death Metal duo Defechate is the latest project from Luke Scurb (Humangled, Suture Messiah) on guitars and synthesiser and
Tag: album reviews
Album Review: Thulean Mysteries – Burzum
How do you start a review like this? Well, I’m going to start by saying that I like early Burzum. The first two albums and
Album Review: Fist to Face – Holycide
There is a long tradition of political opinions in Thrash Metal, generally leaning to the left side of the spectrum. Perhaps it comes from the
Album Review: Grave of a Dog – Sightless Pit
Sightless Pit is a glorious trio of Kristin Hayter (Lingua Ignota), Lee Buford (The Body), and Dylan Walker (Full of Hell). Together they have conjured
Album review: Telemark – Ihsahn
Ihsahn has always been a musical maverick, from his legendary work with Emperor, to his controversial “Zyklon-B” EP, which I’ll say for the record, I
Album Review: 1692 – Frayle
[FULL DISCLOSURE: Singer Gwyn Strang has been a personal friend for over twenty years. Fear not, readers, hyping a friend’s shitty band would be doing
Album Review: Le Temps Peste – Maudiir
From deep within the Canadian underground comes ‘F’, with his one man Black ‘n’ Thrash Metal project Maudiir, and debut EP “Le Temps Peste“, a
Album Review: The sixth Hour – Blasphemer
Italian Extreme Metal stalwarts Blasphemer return with their latest offering “The Sixth Hour” and it’s a big step forward from their two previous albums, with
Album Review: Gloomlord – Worm
Two of our favourite arseclowns decided to get together, in total darkness apparently (I have no idea why, our light bulbs work just fine, fucking
Album Review: Conduit – Proscription
Conduit in English is a noun, meaning a channel for conveying water, or other kinds of fluid. In this case the spill is rather foul
Album Review: Extreme Conditions – Goatburner
Goatburner! While you may not know the name straight off the top of your acid filled skull, you’ll surely know the members of the band.
Album Review: Ceased to Be – Coffin Curse
South American death metal is often an adjective to all things relentless and trend-ignoring. Bands from that end of the world are never out for
Album Review: Perspicacity – Aronious
Wisconsin-based purveyors of Progessive/Technical Death Metal, Aronious, have released their second full-length, “Perspicacity“. Perspicacity is a word you don’t often hear. I don’t think I’ve
