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
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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.
Interview: Blasphemer
Hi guys. Thanks for taking the time out to have a chat with your biggest Aussie fan ha-ha, nah. I happen to know that you
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: Euprosopon- Iskandr
Black Metal is such a versatile genre both musically and lyrically with the ability to traverse down paths strewn in atmosphere, Heathenry, and obscurity. Iskandr
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: Within A World Forgotten- Infernal Coil
I first heard of Infernal Coil at a show I attended not too long ago in Los Angeles when they were support for Primitive Man.
Album Review: Spirit Crusher- Dödsrit
Black Metal and Crust are two genres that work extremely well together, they are both dark and infectious. I first got wind of Dödsrit after
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
