The Progressive Cave Ogier and Obsolete Dreadnought both love to talk about Metal. In fact, these two old hairy armed and eared buggers have been
Tag: Germany
Album Review: III: Shaped by the Unlight – Goath
Have a look at that logo and you’ll automatically think you know what Goath are all about. It reeks of first wave Black Metal, of
Album Review: Too Mean To Die – Accept
To compete with the UK and Australia, Accept was Germany’s answer to Judas Priest and AC/DC. Original vocalist Udo Dirkschneider had little bits of Rob
Album Review: Genesis XIX – Sodom
You would think that after four decades of producing some of the finest Thrash Metal our ears have ever had the pleasure of listening to,
Album Review: Irrlicht (Es schlägt dem Mond ein kaltes Herz) – Nocte Obducta
Out of the ashes of the very short lived hardcore punk outfit Desîhra, twenty-five years ago, came German Avant-Garde Black Metallers Nocte Obducta who are
Album Review: Revive the Throne – Stillbirth
“Get your beach shorts on because it’s surf time!” ….as those German Surf Metallers Stillbirth return with their latest offering, full length number seven, “Revive
Defeated Sanity – The Sanguinary Impetus
I think it’s safe to say that there are not many “Tech” bands that appeal to quite everyone. However when one does it’s usually a
Album Review: Songs of Blood and Liberation – Grind
Full disclosure – GRIND’s “Songs of Blood and Liberation” is my favourite album so far in 2020. For a number of reasons this album absolutely
Album Review: Dead World Order – Bitterness
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. I dunno what the fuck is in the water in Germany but when it comes to
Album Review: Die for Something Worthwhile – Necrotted
Necrotted is the answer to the question ‘Why shouldn’t a band have two vocalists?’. In my humble opinion, neither of them are particularly good.
Album Review: Foretold Monuments Of Flesh – KHNVM
The Great Mackintosh, that being yours truly, has not had the best of years in this, the year of some halfwit’s lord 2019. Up, down,
Album Review: Mardom – Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult
It’s been six years since German Black Metal legends Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult released “Necrovision” which, in terms of depth, richness and brutality was yet another
Album Review: Carrier Of Weight – Eremit
Ever since I ventured forth into the world of doom metal, there was one thing that immediately stood out to me above all else: heaviness.
