Tag: death metal

Sacrificial Solace starts with about 20 seconds of a haunting demon-voiced sample before clenching your temples with inhuman claws and forcing thought-shattering headbanging. It...

culture of brutality is blackened death metal on crack. Every song is lean, sinewy, and wastes absolutely no time beating around the bush. The...

There’s nothing quite like a good, blackened, progressive death metal record full of insane riffs, swingy rhythms, incredible drum fills, atmospheric and cinematic layers,...

The Orwellian Dream was mastered by longtime The Black Dahlia Murder engineer Ryan Williams. More recently, Williams has been working with The Zenith Passage,...

Heavy metal loves a steadfast band. Few things seem to alienate metal fans more than a beloved band changing their sound from their previous...

Man, look… I have an innate attraction to death-doom metal. Heavy, slow/mid-tempo, AND catchy? That’s me. Right here. I’m also somewhere around half-Mexican, born...

Gatecreeper have nimbly gravitated from one style to another over their last few releases but on Dark Superstition, I think they have found a...

As a hard and fast rule, when you’re a fan of a certain genre of music, you tend to curate a set of sources...

I’m writing this review, or at least starting it, on Friday, April 26, the end of a week where I’ve seen hundreds of...