Category: Review
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Paul Hutchings checks out the new release from Swedish Death Metal warriors.. The Crown Having formed in 1990 as Crown of Thorns, the band became The Crown in 1998, and apart from a break from 2004-09, have delivered high quality death…
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Whilst not the thrash or Death we usually cover, John checks out East Anglia metallers Brazen Bull and their debut self titled album Brazen Bull are 5 piece hailing from East Anglia, England, They’ve made a name for themselves on…
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Paul Hutchings steps up the brutal gauge and reviews the new EP from Twitch Of The Death Nerve, here’s what he had to say…. There’s death metal and then there’s brutal death metal. It’s the music that forms the extreme end of extreme,…
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We asked Robbie form The Thrash Metal Album Of The Fortnight Club to check out the latest single from Blackpool Thrashers Blacklist, here’s what he thinks – This ever evolving world we live in never ceases to provide inspiration and…
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Paul Hutchings comes over all Icarus and flies towards the big shiny thing in the sky… will his wings melt before his ears as he checks out the upcoming new album from Bloodmores! Great Harwood isn’t somewhere I was able…
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Asa takes a deep dive into chaos as he summons the Lich! Summoning The Lich, for those unfamiliar with the band, are a Melodic Death Metal band from St. Louis, Missouri. Formed in 2017, the band have released a demo…
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Euan takes a listen to the debut album by the Glasgow Death Metallers! Glasgow based death metal newcomers, ‘Coffin Mulch’, unleash their debut EP, ‘Septic Funeral’ on Friday 26th February. From the opening 5 seconds, we are greeted to the…
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Neil Bolton, cranks up the UK Death Metal with the new album from Celestial Sanctuary U.K. blackened N.W.B.D.M. band Celestial Sanctuary have released an album of dark, nasty, haunting songs. These are songs to accompany the burning of effigies of…
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There is something about a one man Blackened Thrash Attack that always makes me sit up and crank open my ears. And Canada’s one man assault squad ‘Maudiir’ kept them held open whilst squeezing some blackened riffs deep into my…
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Paul Hutchings explores the Blacker side of extreme metal, with the new debut album from Vulgaris! 37 minutes of crunching black metal goodness crawls out of the speakers. Maybe goodness is the wrong word to use, as this is a vile…
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