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
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Album Review: Echoes of the Past – Brotthogg
Alright! Imma start by saying that there’s something fishy going on. I write reviews for a few different sites and, recently, I’ve been sent a
Album Review: Kairos – Calamity
The definition of Kairos is a time when conditions are right for the accomplishment of a crucial action, the opportune and decisive moment. Well it
Album Review: Beyond The Veil of Light – Pestis Inferos
Before being asked to review “Beyond the Veil of Light“, I’d never heard of Pestis Inferos. And, a lazy search of the internet provides little
Album Review: Lamentations: Of Deceit & Redemption – In The Burial
In the Burial are a Symphonic Black Metal band from the small town of Adelaide, South Australia. The group was founded in 2007 by Guitarist
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: Come and Take – Private Government
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
Album Review: Unseen Divinity – Cryptivore
Australia is a funny country, trust me, as I, The Great Mackintosh, happen to live here. Yes, to the rest of you we are upside
Album Review: II: Campaign of Extermination – Blood of the Wolf
Many fantastic bands have come out of Chicago over the years, from Macabre to Cianide to Cardiac Arrest. Fortunately the city is proving to sustain
Album Review: Where Compassion Comes to Die – Pemphigoid
Every now and then a band comes along and gives you that feeling that we as Metal type dudes love to feel, that warm inner
Album Review: Shadow Dies in Morning Light – Ripis
About a week ago we were contacted by a lovely polite chap named Asher Johnson who just so happens to be the guitarist for Texan
Album Review: We Are – Runescarred
As the story goes, or so I have been told, Runescarred was born from a combination of members of two bands, one called Southern Front,
Album Review: Portals to Decimation – Disassembled
I’m a sucker for futuristic and abstract sounding and themed death metal, punishing downtuned guitars, churning cyclic riffs, growled low death vocals, face melting bass
