Posts Tagged ‘Death Metal’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Friday, December 16th, 2011
Hi there. It me Bigfoot. I ready to come out and show self to public. Not because I need money but because I sick and tired of stupid beef jerky commercials. I so angry from ads make fun of Bigfoot that I write death metal album to show everyone I not hairy clown. I get […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Jordan Itkowitz, Review, Self-Released, Troglodyte
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › T on Monday, December 5th, 2011
It’s a new release from Comatose Music, the North Carolina label that continues to bring to stand firm in bringing you an unfiltered stream of brutal death metal. And some pretty damn good CD specials too, such as the current “buy three get two free” deal. But I digress…as usual. Right, the new release! It’s […]
Tags: 2011, Comatose Music, Death Metal, Review, Scott Alisoglu, Thirst of Revenge
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Thursday, December 1st, 2011
Relapse has reissued some pretty good stuff over the last couple of years, namely the Death reissues as well as General Surgery, Convulse and Nirvana 2002, but along with a couple of the recent Dying Fetus reissues, this one is a bit of head scratcher. For some reason Relapse Records has decided to dust off and […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Morta Skuld, Relapse Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Thursday, November 24th, 2011
If there is one label that’s almost on par with Dark Descent Records as far as old school Swedish death metal worship, its Pulverized Records. With the likes of Crucifyre, Morbius Chron, Interment, Tribulation and Desultory‘s comeback, they have created their own nice little stable of retro Swedish death metal acts. Well, add Sweden’s awesome […]
Tags: 2011, Bastard Priest, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Pulverized Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › V on Monday, November 21st, 2011
With bands like Krisiun, Blood Red Throne, Decapitated and other top-level death metal bands putting out new releases this year, I had high hopes for Vile’s new one – Metamorphosis. With six years between full lengths you would expect somewhat of a style change, and their flashy new artwork definitely hinted at these guys going […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Kevin Ellis, Review, Vile, Willowtip Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Wednesday, November 16th, 2011
After the awesome old school Grave worship of Lavadome’s first release, Brutally Deceased‘s Dead Lovers Guide, I was excited to see yet another Lavadome release in my mail box, this time from Perversity, a relatively long running Slovakian death metal band. And while I was a little disappointed that this wasn’t more old school Swedish […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Lavadome Productions, Perversity, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › V on Tuesday, November 15th, 2011
There has been a fair bit of buzz about the debut from England’s Vallenfyre, and rightfully so. It’s a super group of sorts featuring Gregor Mackintosh of Paradise Lost, Hamish Glencross of My Dying Bride as well as mercenary drummer Adrian Erlandsson (Cradle of Filth, At the Gates, The Haunted to name a few) , […]
Tags: 2011, Century Media Records, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Review, Vallenfyre
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Friday, November 11th, 2011
Here’s the debut full-length from Louisiana’s Excommunicated, the new band formed by Chad Kelly of Catholicon (and UW Records founder). He’s joined by two cohorts from Suture and Despondency (Jonathan Joubert and Jason McIntyre respectively). The end result is a varied, enjoyable death/thrash record with an expected Southern-hue that deals with the extremely bloody and […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Excommunicated, Review, Underworld Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › L on Monday, November 7th, 2011
Landmine Marathon is a band I’ve always loved on paper. Stylistically, the world needs a band like them. That is to say, a younger band to take on the no-frills metal battery style that Nihilist, Bolt Thrower (and many other early Earache Records bands) helped pioneer close to 20 years ago, balancing groove with grind, […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Landmine Marathon, Prosthetic Records, Review, Stacy Buchanan
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Friday, October 21st, 2011
By now, everyone should be familiar with the Decapitated story, so I won’t waste your time with another rehash of it. Five years after their last studio output, Organic Hallucinosis, Decapitated are back with nearly a completely new line up for album number five, the oddly titled Carnival is Forever. Being one of the most […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Decapitated, Larry "Staylow" Owens, Nuclear Blast Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Monday, October 10th, 2011
Yup. You read right. This death metal/grindcore band from Finland is called Blastanus. Luckily, their second, self-released album is more impressive than their moniker as Collapse delivers 11 songs and 43 minutes of punchy Euro sounding death/grind that should please the fans of Aborted and maybe newer Cephalic Carnage and such. There’s thick, beefy guitars, […]
Tags: 2011, Blastanus, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Grindcore, Review, Self-Released
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Friday, September 30th, 2011
Listen, a s much as I’d like to, I rarely review 3 track demos- I simply don’t have the time considering all the other stuff we get here to review. However, I will make a few exceptions; 1) if you are really fucking good, 2) if you are really fucking good and local and 3) […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Hessian Crucible, Review, Self-Released
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › G on Tuesday, September 27th, 2011
It never ceases to amaze me how many bands have managed to incorporate the word ‘gore’ into their name. From Gorefest to Gorguts, to Gore Story and Dr. Gore, it just never seems to end. I’m still waiting for ‘Gorecornflakes’… or ‘Gorepaperclip’… or… never mind. Anyways what we have in Germany’s Goregast is an old […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, FDA Rekotz, Goregast, Grindcore, Kevin Ellis, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Friday, September 23rd, 2011
I feel a little bit sorry for Finland’s Cryptborn, even after having their debut EP re-released by Dark Descent Records (an honor considering the labels affinity for awesome old school death metal). The reason? Basically because their EP is released about the same time as Entrails‘ The Tomb Awaits — much like the high quality indie […]
Tags: 2011, Cryptborn, Dark Descent Records, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Tuesday, September 20th, 2011
Well folks, here it is! Entrails‘ newest album, The Tomb Awaits. For old school Stockholm death metal fans, the follow-up to my 2010’s album of the year and arguably the most anticipated album of 2011; the cherry on top of a pie that’s already been filled with the likes of Undead Creep, Brutally Deceased, Demonical, Morbus […]
Tags: 2011, Dark Descent Records, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Entrails, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › P on Tuesday, September 13th, 2011
Up until a few months ago, I had never heard of ‘slam death.’ Not a big surprise, since my death metal tastes run more towards tech or melodic, and I was never that into Suffocation to begin with (who, I understand, are kind of the granddaddy of the subgenre). Yet, out there are entire blogs […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Jordan Itkowitz, Pathology, Review, Victory Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Thursday, September 8th, 2011
Whereas label and country mates The Cleansing struck quickly with their second album, Denmark’s Spectral Mortuary took a little longer to muster up a follow up on one of 2007’s most over looked death metal albums. I’m glad to shout that the wait was definitely worth it, as Total Depravity is a monster of death […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Deepsend Records, E.Thomas, Review, Spectral Mortuary
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › C on Wednesday, September 7th, 2011
The folks over at Deepsend Records really like their chunky Danish death metal, and particularly if it’s a band that features members of once respected Danish death metal acts. In the case of The Cleansing you have current and former members of Usipian, Iniquity, Corpus Mortale and Panzerchrist. And with label mates Spectral Mortuary, you get […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Deepsend Records, E.Thomas, Review, The Cleansing
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Friday, August 26th, 2011
I really like what former doom merchants, Southern Lord, is doing with their crust/hardcore of late; excellent releases from the likes of Nails, Acephalix, Masakari, Black Breath, Planks, Summon the Crows, Sabarante, and this, the fucking blistering debut of All Pigs Must Die. Featuring Kevin Baker (The Hope Conspiracy) on vocals and Ben Koller (Converge) […]
Tags: 2011, All Pigs Must Die, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Hardcore, Review, Southern Lord Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › U on Tuesday, August 23rd, 2011
If you need something to tide you over until Entrails‘ new album comes out later this fall, you have two solid options right now: Demonical‘s Death Infernal or the debut from Italy’s Undead Creep. Both will satiate fans of classic Swedish death metal, rendering damn fine examples of mid-range, buzzing, d-beat, Stockholm styled death metal. […]
Tags: 2011, Dark Descent Records, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Review, Undead Creep
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Thursday, August 18th, 2011
Ever wonder what happened to supreme death metal vocalist James Lee after his departure from Origin? Here is your answer. Lee swings the microphone with authority on The Embers of Man from Mankato, MN’s Face of Oblivion, an album on which he is also credited with lyrics. No big surprises here; just a solid tech-death […]
Tags: 2011, Comatose Music, Death Metal, Face of Oblivion, Review, Scott Alisoglu
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › M on Thursday, August 18th, 2011
When I first got this EP for review, I wasn’t overly excited; rather uninspiring band name, silly EP title, from a label known for brutal death metal. Then I discover that the vocalist and founder of Mordbrand is non other than Per Boder. Yes, the same Per Boder who formed the short lived God Macabre. […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Deathgasm Records, E.Thomas, Mordbrand, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Wednesday, August 17th, 2011
Man! It’s been just a killer year as far as Swedish, Stockholm styled death metal is concerned! Not only do we have 2011 releases by the likes of Brutally Deceased, Revolting, Ribspreader, Miasmal, Feral, Morbus Chron and Undead Creep, but we’ve seen reissues from Furbowl, Toxaemia, Utumno, and Uncanny too. Also, I’ve been going back and discovering other recent […]
Tags: 2011, Death Metal, Demonical, E.Thomas, Metal Blade Records, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › G on Monday, August 15th, 2011
The debut EP from Finland’s Gorephilia was a victim of circumstance. Released earlier this year around the same time and on the same label as Corpsessed‘s debut EP, it got kind of steam rolled by The Dagger & the Chalice. Which is actually a bit of a shame as Ascend to Chaos, while certainly not […]
Tags: 2011, Dark Descent Records, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Gorephilia, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › G on Friday, August 12th, 2011
Try as hard as I may, I simply can’t get into California’s Gravehill and their brand of blackened thrashy death metal. Even residing on Dark Descent and featuring an ex-member of Morgion/Keen of the Crow and current members of Exhumed (Matt “Hellfiend” Harvey to be specific, whose recently reissued thrash death project, Dekapitator shares a […]
Tags: 2011, Dark Descent Records, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Gravehill, Review, thrash metal