Posts Tagged ‘Inferi’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Friday, October 15th, 2021
I’ve been covering Inferi since 2009s End of an Era, and since then they have become The Artisan Era’s flagship band and one of the mainstays of the melodic/shredding technical death metal genre in the US scene. They have not been super prolific, with 2 more albums, an EP and a redo of End of […]
Tags: 2021, Erik T, Inferi, Melodic Death Metal, Review, Technical Death Metal, The Artisan Era
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Friday, October 16th, 2020
In the before times, earlier this year, I made it out to two shows. One of those was the Shadow of Intent tour which featured Signs of the Swarm, Brand of Sacrifice, and today’s review subject, Inferi. It was the first date of that tour at a really bad ass venue to which I had […]
Tags: 2020, Inferi, J Mays, Review, Symphonic Metal, Technical Death Metal, The Artisan Era
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Friday, May 18th, 2018
Nashville Tennessee’s Inferi have become quite the force in U.S underground Melodic Death Metal. I was turned on to this group back in 2014 when I was recommended their album, The Path of Apotheosis. At the time I felt like Inferi were quite far ahead of other similar melodic death groups in terms of technique […]
Tags: 2018, Inferi, Nick K, Review, The Artisan Era
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Thursday, March 20th, 2014
Back in 2009 I reviewed the second album, The End of an Era from this Tennessean melodic black/death metal act. It was a solid The Black Dahlia Murder inspired slab of shredding metal, but nothing that really upped the game at all. Well, with a significant lineup change (now with even more former and current […]
Tags: 2014, E.Thomas, Inferi, Review, The Artisan Era
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Saturday, May 30th, 2009
Despite the fact this is pretty obvious The Black Dahlia Murder worship a la Wretched, Mirror of Dead Faces, Sons Of Azrael etc, but it’s better than those bands and I have to say I’m kinda digging this- a lot. From the killer cover to the injection of some excellent Woe of Tyrants – like […]
Tags: 2009, E.Thomas, Inferi, Review, Tribunal Records