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Album Review: The Divine Harm – Serpentian
On the surface, “The Divine Harm” is a solid Blackened Death Metal album, with all of the genre trademarks clearly in place. Tremolo picking, blast
Album Review: Chasm of Rapturous Delirium – Exaugurate
2020 sucks if you’re into anything other than Death Metal. I mean seriously the amount of good albums coming out so far this year
Album Review: Metamorphoses – Marrowfields
“In the beginning Shapeless was the world Stasis violently crashed into existence. Transformation of bodies Split the earth from sky
Album Review: Vanished Cadavers – Molder
It’s not often to find a band that both elitists and ‘normie’s’ (if you take exception to this word then maybe you’re a poser) enjoy.
Vargheist Records: Festering Anti-Cosmic Wound – Volus codes giveaway
Our good friends over at Vargheist Records have seen fit to be absolutely fucking awesome and give away a heap of Bandcamp copies of the
ALBUM REVIEW: TITANS OF CREATION – TESTAMENT
The stars have aligned and the gods have spoken as Testament have returned with the “Titans of Creation” to back them. I, for one, have
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: Glam Not Slam – Engutturalment Cephaloslamectomy
Engutturalment “good luck pronouncing our flipping band name” Cephaloslamectomy have released their debut album, “Glam Not Slam.” If you haven’t guessed yet, these guys are
Album Review: Split – Atavisma/Void Rot
Even a casual listener of Death Metal has a pretty good idea what music in Hell might sound like. The walls covered with nailed on
Interview: Hal Microutsicos – Engulf
Meddlefan loves his Death Metal, so who better to have a chat with Hal Microutsicos, the legend behind New Jersey based one man Death Metal
Interview: Sentient Horror
Meddlefan took some time out lately from his busy interviewing schedule to do another interview, fancy that hey! Who’d of thunk it! Today’s recipient of
Album Review: Grave of a Dog – Sightless Pit
Sightless Pit is a glorious trio of Kristin Hayter (Lingua Ignota), Lee Buford (The Body), and Dylan Walker (Full of Hell). Together they have conjured
