Posts Tagged ‘Revolting’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Monday, January 20th, 2025
I missed the last album 2022s Born to be Dead, from Rogga Johansson’s Revolting project, just one of his 258 bands. However, the last time I heard them, on 2020s The Shadow at the World’s End, it was clear I was getting a bit bored with them, despite really enjoying the 3 album run of The […]
Tags: 2025, Death Metal, Erik T, Review, Revolting, Xtreem Music
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Friday, December 11th, 2020
Ho hum, another Rogga Johansson project… what’s that, 246 bands now? Though to be fair, of his many many bands, I find Revolting to be one of his better efforts, especially the 3 album run of The Terror Threshold, In Grisly Rapture and Hymns of Ghastly Horror. The last of which, was the last Revolting […]
Tags: 2020, Death Metal, Erik T, Review, Revolting, Swedish, Transcending Obscurity Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Wednesday, October 17th, 2012
Even though I’ve always thought Rogga Johanssen was a bit of a second rate Dan Swano with all his projects, most of them sounding a little too similar, last years Revolting effort, my first exposure to the band, In Grisly Rapture pleasantly surprised me and had me locating the bands previous works and a gaining […]
Tags: 2012, E.Thomas, FDA Rekotz, Review, Revolting
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Monday, June 20th, 2011
Despite my relative familiarity with old school Swedish metal, old and new, as well as most of Rogga Johanssen’s many current and former Stockholm-styled projects (Paganizer, Ribspreader, Bone Gnawer, etc.) I actually had never heard of Revolting. It’s even more surprising that their newest effort was released on FDA Rekotz, the label responsible for my […]
Tags: 2011, E.Thomas, FDA Rekotz, Review, Revolting
Posted in Features, Frontpage Feature, Interviews, Interviews › R on Monday, June 20th, 2011
Roger “Rogga” Johansson (Bone Gnawer, Demiurg, The Grotesquery, Ribspreader, Paganizer, etc) is at it again! The multi-instrumentalist, composer, death metal warrior, and affable Swede, is pleased as punch with In Grisly Rapture, the excellent new album of catchy, horror-choked death metal from the Revolting trio. And he damn well should be! Everything from the music to the lyrics to the artwork is first rate and will surely end up one of my favorite death metal albums of 2011. Rogga breaks it down for us.
Tags: 2011, Interview, Revolting, Scott Alisoglu