It’s Technical Death Metal Thursday here at TMW, courtesy of Transcending Obscurity Records. Label boss Kunal Choksi has given us the green light to premiere
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Interview: Eloi Nicod – The Scalar Process
Several months ago, I began doing “Albums of Influence” interviews. That’s basically what this conversation with Eloi Nicod is about; four specific albums that influenced
Exclusive Premiere: Beyond The Grime – Diskord
Diskord plays the kind of Death Metal that will twist your ears in knots. If you’re unfamiliar with these anomalous Norweigion chaps, they’re sort of
Exclusive Premiere: Celestial Existence – The Scalar Process
The Scalar Process (premiere) Technical Death Metal, like any sub-genre, enjoys a variety of essentials. Blast beats, guitar sweeps, bass acrobatics, and mathematically precise drumming
Track Premiere: River’s Breath – Hateful
Ladies and gentlemen, lovers of all things harsh, atrocious and ferocious sounding, gather your things! It’s time to pack up and head for hills of
Album Review: Rise of the Merciless – Dystopia A.D.
Dystopia A.D., the now two-man Progressive/Technical Death Metal outfit from New Jersey return with their second album, “Rise of the Merciless”. For this release, project
Album Review: The Afterparty – Killitorous
An acquaintance back in ye-olde-goth-days once passed the sage advice: “don’t be a goth if you don’t have a sense of humour about yourself.” When
Album Review: Stare Into Death and Be Still – Ulcerate
Auckland Technical Death Metal trio Ulcerate return with their sixth full length, “Stare Into Death And Be Still,” another offering that wrangles with aspects of
Album Review: Visitations from Enceladus – Cryptic Shift
Cryptic Shift allegedly hail from Leeds in England, or so they would have us believe, personally I prefer to think they left their home planet,
Album Review: Perspicacity – Aronious
Wisconsin-based purveyors of Progessive/Technical Death Metal, Aronious, have released their second full-length, “Perspicacity“. Perspicacity is a word you don’t often hear. I don’t think I’ve
Album Review: Endless Return – Murder Made God
“There’s no point in fighting for the throne if you’re not going to make a difference.” – Rhiannon Thomas (author). In Death Metal, I disagree
Album Review: Psychological Spasms Cacophony – Chaos Motion
If the first words out of your mouth when listening to this album aren’t “what the gosh darn bippity bop is this fucking shit?”, then
Album Review: S.I.N. – Veld
Veld are a Blackened Death Metal band from Belarus and they have been working on their new album for a couple years and fans were
The Metal Wanderlust 