ALBUM REVIEW: Venenum – Baest
Danish death metallers BAEST aren’t messing around. In the year since the release of their debut album, Danse Macabre (read our
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Author: Fraser Wilson
Entombed A.D.: Forever Roaming The Left Hand Path
For fans of European death metal, ENTOMBED are a household name. Left Hand Path and Clandestine are genre classics that helped define the
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ALBUM REVIEW: To Bathe from the Throat of Cowardice – Vitriol
Technical death metal has become one of death metal’s favoured sons over the last decade or so. But while many
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ALBUM REVIEW: Age Of Excuse – Mgła
Though MGŁA have been grafting in the Polish underground black metal scene for well over a decade, it was 2015’s landmark Exercises
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ALBUM REVIEW: Bowels Of Earth – Entombed A.D.
Lars “LG” Petrov and his band of merry riff-masters are back with their third album in five years under the
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ALBUM REVIEW: Buried Deep In A Bottomless Grave – Witch Vomit
Death metal is enjoying one of its most prosperous periods at the moment. From genre-bending experiments, new levels of brutality,
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Destruction: Mad Butchers For Life
For the ever-growing tree of extreme metal, thrash was the root. The blend of punkish aggression and speed with New
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ALBUM REVIEW: Necessary Excess of Violence – Sorcery
In any legendary regional scene, there will be forgotten warriors. For every KREATOR and SODOM, there is a PROTECTOR. For every MAYHEM and IMMORTAL there
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ALBUM REVIEW: Odious Descent Into Decay – Cerebral Rot
Death metal reaching back to the roots of the genre, drowned in reverb and delivering a sound that can only
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ALBUM REVIEW: Born To Perish – Destruction
DESTRUCTION‘s success is far flung from the stadium-filling, festival headlining power of thrash’s biggest names – but their legacy is
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