Posts Tagged ‘Wormholedeath’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Monday, May 13th, 2024
Non Stop Ruthless Crushing …..what???? I feel like there’s another word that was forgotten here. Anxiety? Diarrhea? Parental disappointment? I keed, I keed What we have here is a re-release of a 2023 effort from this Texas act formed by Jason Ramsey (notably from Baton Rouge’s Suture, who released solid albums on Deepsend Records, Unmatched […]
Tags: 2024, Death Metal, Erik T, Review, Skulldozer, Wormholedeath
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › I on Wednesday, April 5th, 2023
Portland’s newcomers Idolatrous are here to answer the age-old question… what would it sound like if Amon Amarth were from Oregon and used epic keyboards/synths in their chunky form of Viking-based melo-death? Well, it sounds fucking amazing, and certainly, if you are a bit tired of Amon Amarth‘s tried and tested, safer last couple of […]
Tags: 2023, Erik T, Idolatrous, Melodic Death Metal, Review, Viking Metal, Wormholedeath
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Friday, December 16th, 2022
Seattle’s Exist in Ruin is a symphonic black/death metal brainchild of one ‘Teren’, who plays guitar and bass and does the drum programming. But for the project’s debut EP (released digitally earlier this summer, but picked up by Italy’s Wormholedeath to re-release) he has a host of guest and session musicians helping him out: Jonah […]
Tags: 2022, Death Metal, Erik T, Exist in Ruin, Symphonic, Wormholedeath
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › S on Tuesday, December 11th, 2018
So imagine Mastodon got heavier instead of more progressive, added some Crowbar heft to a stoner metal backbone and were suddenly from Australia and you’d get Sydney’s Sumeru and their raucous second album, Summon Destroyer. After the intro, “Inanis Kultus” the band dive in to “The Temple”, and it’s a bit of a soft opening for the album as […]
Tags: 2018, E.Thomas, Review, Sludge Metal, Sumeru, Wormholedeath
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › W on Wednesday, December 15th, 2010
The Way Of Purity is a fairly young Christian metal band from Norway. Crosscore is the name of there debut album and it’s probably one of the weirdest bands I have covered as of late. They look like members of Mushroomhead and sound like a mix between In This Moment and Cradle Of Filth. Just […]
Tags: 2010, Jesse Wolf, Review, The Way of Purity, Wormholedeath