Posts Tagged ‘Testimony Records’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Wednesday, October 11th, 2023
With a moniker like Sodomisery, I blind-clicked on the promo for the band’s second album fully expecting a brutal death metal album full of ass, blood, and guts-filled lyrics with gurgled vocals. It was not that. Pleasantly so. Then I dug into the band a little and found it a more melodic Swedish death/black metal-based […]
Tags: 2023, Erik T, Melodic Black Metal, Review, Sodomisery, Symphonic Black Metal, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › O on Wednesday, January 5th, 2022
Along with Abscession’s Rot of Ages, the best Swedish-styled HM 2 album I heard last year was the second effort from Italy’s Organic. The follow-up to 2019s solid debut Carved in Flesh, delivers everything a sophomore album should; improving on a fine debut with improved songwriting and confidence delivered a tried tested, and popular sound […]
Tags: 2021, Death Metal, Erik T, Organic, Swedish Death Metal, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Thursday, August 27th, 2020
So already this year I’ve talked about how HM2 pedals have surfaced in the unlikeliest of places like Indiana (Psychomancer), Chile (Soulrot), and even Ireland (Fleshwolf). Well, here is yet another surfacing in an unexpected place; Tokyo Japan. My experience with Japanese metal, let alone old school Swedish death metal from Japan is virtually zero, […]
Tags: 2020, Death Metal, Erik T, Frostvore, Review, Swedish, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › R on Wednesday, May 27th, 2020
Ho Hum, another Rogga Johansson (Paganizer, Revolting, Ribspreader, The Grotesquery, Down Among the Dead Men) project. Let’s see who he has joined up with this time shall we? Well, we have Wombbath’s Håkan Stuvemark on vocals and guitars, Jon Skäre of Defiatory on drums and Mathias Back from Fimbultyr on bass (what, no Jonny Pettersson?????). […]
Tags: 2020, Death 'n' Roll, Death Metal, Erik T, Reek, Review, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › H on Friday, April 3rd, 2020
I remember reading a review of Horrified‘s 2018 full-length release, Allure of the Fallen, where the band was described as having a sound familiar to Horrendous, but without the prog attributes. While this isn’t my favorite description of the band’s style, it’s admittedly, not too far off either, and ends up working well since more […]
Tags: 2020, Death Metal, Horrifed, Kristofor Allred, Review, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › K on Wednesday, June 12th, 2019
KHNVM ( pronounced as kha-nooom) is a multinational Magdeburg /Bangladeshi duo comprised on ‘Obliterator’ on guitar,bass and vocals and hes aided by drummer Krzysztof Klingbein (Aggressor, Resurrection and Thunderwar), and while a solid, furious death metal offering, the the first offering from Testimony Records that hasn’t truly blown me away like say Demonbreed, Sentient Horror […]
Tags: 2019, Death Metal, E.Thomas, KVHVM, Review, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › O on Friday, February 15th, 2019
From newish German label that already brought us fine releases by Demonbreed, Carnal Tomb, and Sentient Horror in their short lifespan, comes another excellent slab of buzz saw laden, HM 2 drenched, Swedish styled death metal with the debut from Italy’s Organic. Fans of the genre will probably be ordering this as I speak, but yeah this is a […]
Tags: 2019, Death Metal, E.Thomas, Organic, Review, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Friday, February 1st, 2019
Germany’s Demonbreed hit the heavy home run on their 2016 debut album, Where Gods Come to Die. Bludgeoning Swedish inspired death metal heaviness and a well-written album through and through. So while the underground waits with bated breath for album #2, Demonbreed provides a little taste with an ep in the form of Hunting Heretics. […]
Tags: 2018, 2019, Death Metal, Demonbreed, Frank Rini, Review, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Friday, December 23rd, 2016
When Dan Swano says “One of the best SweDeath projects I have come across in 20 years. The perfect blend of all the highlights from the Swedish scene from 89 to 91. Truly awesome!”, I buy instantly and listen later. And having mastered this release from Sentient Horror (with mixing assistance from Damian Herring of Horrendous), […]
Tags: 2016, E.Thomas, Review, Sentient Horror, Testimony Records
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › D on Thursday, August 11th, 2016
Those in the know are aware that Lay Down Rotten were one of Germany’s most consistent but underrated death metal bands, releasing 7 fine albums from 2003 to 2015, when they split up. Well, 4 Lay Down Rotten members have regrouped and formed Demonbreed and continued the former bands chunky take on death metal, but […]
Tags: 2016, Demonbreed, E.Thomas, Review, Testimony Records