“The Door” is the mammoth debut album of Canadian metallers Messora, and these guys have not only kicked down the door, they have torn it
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Album Review: Betrothal to the Stone: Conception of Mephisto – Sophist
There’s one thing Canadian Black/Grind duo Sophist duo don’t do, and that is procrastinate. Forming in June of this year, and releasing this EP just
Album Review: Planetary Clairvoyance – Tomb Mold
This is a real show of when continents collide folks right here. Yes I could have come up with some crappy joke like I did
Album Review: Beyond the Grasp of Mortal Hands – Arctos
The show ‘Vikings’ has a lot to answer for, I’ll tell you that. The Intro to Arctos‘s “Beyond the Grasp of Mortal Hands” is oars
Album Review: The Suns of Perdition, Chapter I: War, Horrid War – Panzerfaust
Canadian Black Metal quartet Panzerfaust return with their fourth studio full length “The Suns of Perdition, Chapter I: War, Horrid War“, the first of an
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: Wolven Degrade – The Black Sorcery
Less than twelve months ago the Edmonton based bestial Black/Death Metal brigade The Black Sorcery, (featuring members of the Black Metal outfit The Projectionist), assaulted
Album Review: The Virulent Host – Accursed Spawn
Ottawa’s Accursed Spawn formed with one purpose in mind, to transform raw aggression into music, mixing a blend of Old School and modern elements across
Album Review: Conspiracy Theorist – BackStabber
After a three track demo in 2016 Canadian Death/Thrash trio BackStabber are ready to unleash their debut full length, the independently released “Conspiracy Theorist” a
Interview: Skull Fist
Canadian metal act Skull Fist are one of the leading proponents of the recent Heavy Metal revival. Their latest album “Way of the Road” is
Album Review: I Am The Night – Survival Instinct
And here I present to you more of Canada’s finest, being a band called ‘Survival Instinct‘, and yes, they do indeed contain the members of
Mini Review: Le Mal dans la Nuit – Paladin
The mighty tree of Metal provides yet again folks.The Great Mackintosh did a review last year of a band named Kremlin, and was mighty impressed,
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
