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Singles From The Tomb
Blazing Tomb
Blazing Tomb are from U.S.A., but their music is like a mix of Bolt Thrower […]
Behind The Realms Of The Dark
Merciless
There are many stories about Merciless, a very early Swedish death thrash metal band, the […]
Chapter IV
Twins Crew
Twins Crew were founded by the Janglov brothers from Stockholm Sweden in 2007,after the brothers […]
Higher Ground
Bonfire
Bonfire who have been together nearly 40 years in one shape or form are still […]
Vespro
Mysteria Noctis
Progressive Music can be, well, strange, and as a fan, you have to learn to take the good with the odd. This music falls under the latter category for me. Much of it is just too somber for me, and its accessibility is questionable as well. The band are fine musicians, I just have trouble coming up with an audience for this. But, I recommend you try the album for yourself.
Children of Eve
Nightfall
The Athenian Lords of Black/Death Metal are back with a new classic 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Powerstrike
Sinner Rage
This Spanish NWOTHM quintet is really impressive!
Fury Among Ruins
Scrüda
Wow, what great mix between Old School Black/Thrash Metal with Hardcore influences!
Foul Transfixation
Repugnator
A good first coming from these Portuguese butchers.
Megalit al putrefacției
Putred
A good Death Metal release of a band that can do better than is shown.
Reborn & ReForged
Ice Howl
A very good Doom Metal/NWOTHM release, indeed.
Exxekratus
Dysangelium
And the German Black Metal breeds another very good name!
Prophecy
Edge Of Paradise
A fine mix between Modern Metal, Metal and Symphonic Metal is heard on this album.
Wrath and Ruin
Warbringer
Be prepared, because the North American Thrash Metal war machine is back, and furious!
Where Spirit Withers In Its Flesh Constraint
Hexecutor
Bon métal de France.
Profane Altar
Act of Impalement
Act of Impalement is new for me, but the band has been around since 2012. […]
Ethereal
Blaxem
South America never disappoints.
The Harrow of the Lost
Ahamkara
The album is rich, aggressive, and also brimming with hope from the melody. The band seems to have exceeded that balance with complex songwriting that doesn’t take away the listener’s ability to soak it in. This was an excellent album.
Affliction Vortex
Dawn Of Solace
I have listened to this album like a maniac, not because I love it, but […]
Into the Void
Xenotrone
23 minutes of “Into The Void” are beautiful, colourful, divers and bloody good. XENOTRONE is a trio of very good musicians that have the ability to write bloody good songs.
Triumviro
The 7th Guild
Let me start by saying that the Metal evolution has passed the people in THE 7TH GUILD by without them noticing, because if you had told me that this was an old album being rereleased, I would have taken you at your word.
Journey to the Sun
Kilmara
The sound on “Journey to the Sun” is impeccable. Producer Seeb Levermann (a.o. Orden Ogan, Angus MCSIX, Rhapsody Of Fire, Riot V) has done a brilliant job in catching the right vibes to make listening to this KILMARA album quite easy.
Endless Scorn
Injector
INJECTOR varies the heaviness and speeds from ultra speed to mid-tempo, and they do all of that just at the right times, making you on your toes. Your attention span doesn’t get the chance to tone itself down. Let alone diminish. Once you think it gets predictable, they throw another positive spanner in the works.
The Spires of Chaos
Nefirum
Nefirum comes from the U.S.A. and play a form of Scandinavian black metal. A form […]
The Redeemers Festering Carcass
Gryla
The Redeemer’s Festering Carcass will be released by Iron Bonehead on March 21st, on LP […]
Ashen Womb
Phrenelith
The Danish underground, has under the last ten years, really become something to check up. […]
I Am Death
Bloodstain
“I Am Death” has many elements of traditional Thrash Metal like the guitar riffing, the pace, and partially the aggression. Highlights of the EP are the many excellent lead guitar solos
We Belong In The Grave
Crypts Of Despair
“We Belong In The Grave” is a fine mixture of brutal Death Metal and Deathcore, driven by punishing guitar riffs and relentless drumming. The album is an excellent blend of grim atmospheres and aggressive pummelling of the listener
Desolation Freeway
Craig Brooks
Craig Brooks (Touch & American Tears) continued to write songs and also record after the […]
Becoming The Enemy
Trishula
Trishula are a British Melodic Hard Rock Band which were formed by guitarist, vocalist and […]
Thlipsis
Thlipsis
THLIPSIS’s self-titled debut offers a view of the band in their raw, unadulterated form four years ago. If you like 2025 THLIPSIS, you’re likely to appreciate 2021 THLIPSIS.
Eldritch
Emissary
EMISSARY definitely lean into Thrash with maybe a bit of Death, but there is also a pirate inflection going on which makes it difficult to take the cosmic horror theme too seriously.
Violent Vacation
THRAXAS!
Was formed in Sydney, Australia by guitarist and vocalist Bull Woods in 2012. They did […]
God Of The Godless
Temple of Dread
In a realm where darkness meets artistry, Florida’s
Temple of Dread
emerges as a formidable force in Death Metal with their latest opus,
God of the Godless
. This 2024 album is a masterful blend of raw brutality and atmospheric nuance—a journey that transcends mere nostalgia for the genre’s early days while simultaneously paying homage to its visceral origins.
Parasite
Untervoid
Untervoid’s
2024 LP
Parasite
is an ambitious, progressive foray into the depths of Black Metal, melding a raw intensity with a meticulously crafted atmosphere that leaves an indelible mark on the listener’s psyche. Hailing from Poland, this band continues to redefine the genre with an approach that is at once brutally aggressive and hauntingly poetic. Throughout the album, one encounters a soundscape that is both expansive and claustrophobic, where every note serves as a gateway into a realm of existential despair and transcendence.
Noble Art of Desolation
The Great Sea
“Noble Art of Desolation” does not leave the listener with relief—it leaves them numb, hollow, and haunted. This is an album that doesn’t just sound dark—it feels like darkness itself, an experience so intense and consuming that it lingers long after the music has stopped. It is mentally exhaustive in every sense, and for those willing to endure it, it is also unforgettable.
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