Tag: Death Metal
Predatory Void – Seven Keys to the Discomfort of Being
If you miss Oathbreaker, gives this band a spin … MorePredatory Void – Seven Keys to the Discomfort of Being
Pestifer – Defeat of the Nemesis
While I spend much of my time bitching about cohesiveness and forethought when putting tracks together on an album, the short nature of the EP, with the non-stop attack of the phenomenal musicianship, make Defeat of the Nemesis an absolute banger from start to finish … MorePestifer – Defeat of the Nemesis
The Eating Cave – The Miscalculation
A worthy successor to Ingurgitate … MoreThe Eating Cave – The Miscalculation
Morrath – Centuries of Blindness
From the howling pinch-harmonic leads, the growling low-pitch vocals, and the headbanging, rhythmic pace that drives the album, Morrath has crafted an LP that should absolutely be considered a bona fide genre-leader for early 2023 … MoreMorrath – Centuries of Blindness
Olde Grale – Blood of Fools
The collaboration we didn’t know we needed … MoreOlde Grale – Blood of Fools
Paraphilia – The Memory of Death Given Form
A hideously fun ride straight to the bowels of hell. This is what death metal is supposed to sound like … MoreParaphilia – The Memory of Death Given Form
Tribulation – Hamartia
Deeper into the darkness with a familiar but rejuvenated sound … MoreTribulation – Hamartia
Fit For An Autopsy / Thy Art is Murder / Malevolence – The Aggression Sessions
Fit For An Autopsy, Thy Art is Murder, and Malevolence each gift us with a brutal original track and one classic cover on The Aggression Sessions, the follow-up to 2016’s The Depression Sessions.
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Lurk – Aegis
Having enough darkness, slithering pace, and extreme vocals to satiate any listener of Death, Doom, or Sludge, Aegis is definitely something that sets an absolute standard for slow, nasty metal … MoreLurk – Aegis