ALBUM REVIEW: Molten Giant – Exocrine
By its very nature, the concepts and themes found within death metal’s lyrical content are often as striking and nasty
Read moreBy its very nature, the concepts and themes found within death metal’s lyrical content are often as striking and nasty
Read moreAfter their signing to Nuclear Blast and the successful release of the brutal Ode To The Flame, German duo MANTAR
Read moreIt takes guts for a band in this day and age to release an album that isn’t available of streaming
Read moreBritain has always had a knack for breeding some of the most intensely violent music around, you need only look
Read moreWhen a band reaches their sixth album, it’s hardly surprising that they will have changed and evolved their sound from
Read moreAfter sixteen years of innovative, avant-garde music, MANES are back with their latest release, Slow Motion Death Sequence. Having been consistently
Read moreNew York duo UNIFORM have returned, this time with the inclusion of third member Greg Fox on drums, to create
Read moreThough Belgium lacks the historical pedigree in death metal that can be found across the North Sea in Scandinavia, in
Read morePerplexing: to be puzzled or bewildered over what is not understood or certain. It’s also the adjective du jour when
Read moreFormed in 2015, Denmark’s BAEST may not have been in the initial Scandinavian death metal movement of the late ‘80s/early
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