Music in Review: Sheer Cold
Though winter comes and goes, the coldest entity remains stagnant year-round.
Category: Album Review
Album Review: Nightshadow’s ‘Strike Them Dead’
To concisely encapsulate the overall viewpoint of Strike Them Dead: this is a fun record.
Interviews from the Pit: Basilica
Oh yes, it is that time again my friends. Time for another interview from the pit! This time around, fellow contributor Scott Coonan and myself got to sit down for a beer and some great hangs with North Carolina Thrashcore powerhouse Basilica. The band released an absolutely mind-blowing debut full length back in February and...
Engulfed In the Maelstrom: An Exocrine Album Review
The band continues to improve upon itself in more ways than one and even after four albums deep, Exocrine has plenty more potential to realize in the coming days.
Nucleus: A Deeds of Flesh Album Review
Nucleus, in its encapsulated form, is not entirely like previous Deeds releases. Oh no. It is, in fact, much, much better.
Of Sunless Realms: An Inferi EP Review
Malcolm and Mike’s dual guitar work is nearly unmatched and thus far outstandingly exemplifies the chemistry these two musicians have developed.
Enter the Collateral Dimension: A Coexistence Album Review
Italy: a beautiful country rich in culture, cuisine, and ironically some of the most intense, near-offensively brutal death metal to hit our ear holes and warm our thick metallic blood. Hour of Penance, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Hideous Divinity, Vomit the Soul, all of which have put Italy on the map as a hot-spot for extreme hyper-blasting...
Nuklearth: Cytotoxin Does it Again
It’s almost getting hard not to feel overwhelmed by the amount of albums coming out in succession, especially if you’re like me and find appreciation in way too many sub-sects of sub-genres of music. Can you blame people like us though? There’s so much to get lost in and an equally ineffable amount of opportunities...
Mara: Cult of Lilith’s Explosive Emergence
As Thanksgiving came and went, I found myself more thankful for the small things in such a morose and uncertain time. Such as the fact that despite the many hindrances brought upon by the virus, 2020 has seen yet another wave of immensely talented acts putting their best foot forward with releases that, I dare...
Album in Review: FIRES IN THE DISTANCE – “Echoes From Deep November”
Overview: The debut album from FIRES IN THE DISTANCE has been the best thing coming out of Scandinavia in quite a while…oh wait, I mean Connecticut. This foursome comes out strong out the gates with their debut on Prosthetic Records, a label that has been killing lately with new signings like SERMON (this writers favorite...
