Posts Tagged ‘Tom Blackwell’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › B on Monday, January 18th, 2016
When considering the importance of the classic Florida death metal scene, unfortunately and rather undeservedly, Brutality is often left off the list of luminaries that grew said scene into possibly the most influential hub of creativity on the planet, yet they were there from the beginning and played just as big a part as their […]
Tags: 2016, Brutality, Repulsive Echo Records, Review, Tom Blackwell
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Monday, November 9th, 2015
When it came to pushing the envelope of extreme metal to, well, its outermost extremities, few did it better that the UK’s Akercocke. This was a band with not only a passion for extreme metal in all its twisted forms, but also a taste for the avant-garde that would meander anywhere from electronica, to opera, […]
Tags: 2015, Apocalyptic Witchcraft Recordings, Review, The Antichrist Imperium, Tom Blackwell
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › O on Wednesday, August 26th, 2015
Technical death metal is almost a term that strikes immediate disappointment in my heart these days. Given the complete saturation of this sub-genre, along with the contemporary tendency to employ an over-produced sound, replete with Pro-Tools nuances, and favouring mechanical instrumental bravado over craftsmanship of a well-written piece of music, it is something I now […]
Tags: 2015, Oppressor, Repulsive Echo Records, Review, Tom Blackwell
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › U on Friday, June 12th, 2015
Hot on the heels of Gruesome’s utterly wonderful Savage Land comes another slice of truly tremendous Death worship in the form of False Prophecies. The mysterious entity that is Undead have chosen to take a different approach to Gruesome however, the latter band choosing to emulate the early Death to such an extent that the resulting […]
Tags: 2015, Listenable Records, Review, Tom Blackwell, Undead
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › A on Friday, May 22nd, 2015
To us mere mortals, ten years is a long time to wait between albums, yet I suppose if you’re a band of time-travelling space pirates, a decade is no time at all. That’s exactly how long it’s been since Sverd’s troupe of avant-garde lunatics unleashed their last magnificent opus, Sideshow Symphonies. So, what’s changed for […]
Tags: 2015, Arcturus, Prophecy Productions, Review, Tom Blackwell