What follows is a list of 50 albums that helped get me through 2022. I will turn 50 in 2023, so sharing that many albums

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What follows is a list of 50 albums that helped get me through 2022. I will turn 50 in 2023, so sharing that many albums
The following list is not presented in any particular order, for the exception of Satyricon & Munch, which is my album of the year. Enjoy!
So, the news of my death has been somewhat accurate, but not completely true. Ogiers have 13 lives. This is why we will outlive the
Today we have the extreme pleasure of premiering a track from the upcoming self-titled release by Leper Colony, a death metal band featuring vocalist Marc
Lithuanian black metal arch-fiends, Sisyphean, released their incredible second full-length album, Colours of Faith, this spring on Transcending Obscurity Records. Two of the band’s members
We get so many promos emailed to us, it’s impossible to keep up. Even if we had fifteen active writers (which we don’t, so… shoot
Over the course of fifteen years and five LPs, UK’s De Profundis has shaped their sound into a special shade of death metal. Progressive, melodic,
Abaddon Incarnate has been a constantly evolving Irish Grind-beast for over twenty years. Blackened Deathgrind with rapid and abundant variance, their sound has always been
The artwork for Ernia’s upcoming album, How To Deal With Life And Fail, is both busy and beautiful; a minglement of prehistoric and contemporary imagery
Of the many projects Swedish Death Metal legend Rogga Johansson has been involved with, Paganizer is the one that has produced the greatest number of
Sisyphean is a Lithuanian Black/Death Metal crew that has drawn comparisons to Icelandic bands like Sinmara and Mispyring, as well as the work of Fench
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
Abyssus is a five-piece Death Metal band from Athens, Greece. Their first full length, “Into The Abyss,” released by Memento Mori in 2015, made some