The mighty Amon Amarth released their twelfth full-length album, The Great Heathen Army, earlier this month via Metal Blade Records. It is everything their legions
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DECKARD CAIN’S MALADIES OF THE EAR – VOL. 2
The last edition of this series was way back in December of last year. It seems like a million light years (to call forth distance
Album Review: Search Party – Interloper
If you had asked me what to expect from a band made up of members from Vampire Squid, The Faceless, Abiotic, and Rings of Saturn,
Album Review: X – Artillery
I listened to this album two times. The reasons that’s important are: 1) I do not recommend you do the same. 2) Had I only
The Metal Wanderlust Album of the Month, April 2021: Violence Unimagined – Cannibal Corpse
The mighty Cannibal Corpse need no introduction. They have one of the strongest careers in Death Metal to prove it and still eat any band
Album Review: Royal Destroyer – The Crown
After Crown of Thorns shortened their name to The Crown, they became the most important Swedish band around for yours ogierly. The first Crown of
ALBUM REVIEW: MISANTHROPIC BREED – LIK
Your Grouchy friend absolutely worships early Dismember and Entombed so it shouldn’t come as a huge shock that he quite enjoys a bit of early
Album Review: Nightmares of the Decomposed – Six Feet Under
George: Full disclosure: I’ve never been a major fan of Six Feet Under. I didn’t mind their first album, but it’s all pretty generic, uninspired
Massive Mega Review: Endarkenment – Anaal Nathrakh
With the release of UK annihilation corps ANAAL NATHRAKH‘s highly anticipated eleventh opus on the way, a group of the best and brightest from three
Album Review: Spirituality and Distortion – Igorrr
Since the beginning of time, human beings have been telling stories, creating artistic masterpieces, symphonies, and epic poetry in an attempt to help mortal eyes
Album Review: Forever Black – Cirith Ungol
Even if one restricts oneself to Metal, and, by the way, DON’T! There’s so much good music out there that one can hardly be blamed
Album review: Death Atlas – Cattle Decapitation
It can be argued that Cattle Decapitation are regarded by the metal community as the most brutal band ever. Actually, that may or may not
Album Review: Rise of the Reaper – Entrails
As the end of the decade is drawing nearer, it is time to look back a bit and think what albums really made a difference.
Album Review: Awakening – Sacred Reich
A Pig and a dude walk into a bar, and the bartender looks them both up and down and says, “Why the fuck did you
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