Category: Review
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A Review by Gioia – Desecrator, the UK death metal band that started as a solo project, has unleashed their first EP—and it makes a memorable impact. The opening track, “The Kingdom Will Crumble,” immediately sets an epic atmosphere, drawing…
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A review by The Brutal Commander. I’m always excited to hear new music hit the scene and very pleased to have Scaphist send their debut single in for review. This is ‘BENIGN’. Straight off the bat We are greeted with…
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A review by Ded Walls It’s always a treat being exposed to a new release I’ve never heard of, and what an assault on the senses this was! Lucretian’s “Warpath” has all the markings of a promising debut EP for extreme metal. Scorching vocals, chugging guitar…
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Mat check out the new EP from the boys in Sidewinder, and catches up with drummer and artist Gaz…. If there is one thing that puzzles me about thrash metal, it is that it exists in a state of paradox.…
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A review by The Brutal Commander I was very pleased to receive an email from London death dealers CORPSING asking for a review of their EP, VIEWING THE INVISIBLE. Having followed this band for a couple of years now I…
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Hutch checks out the new album from Manchester noise terrorists ‘The Machinist’ here’s what he thinks! A blistering combination of industrial death thrash with added blackness greets you when you hit play on this second album from Manchester’s The Machinist. In…
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Mat takes a listen to the 2nd album by Scottish Thrashers Black Talon, here’s what he thinks… It’s been ten years since this Edinburgh thrash outfit bombarded us with the skill and swagger that was the ENDLESS REALITIES debut full…
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Mat delves into the new album b the US thrashers.. and catches up with Bass Player Alex for a little interview… Interesting fact: although, phonetically, this Texas based band share the same name as a certain Canadian band; they are…
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Mat checks out the reissue of a 20 year old underground favorite that finally makes it from Bristol to Spotify… Bristol groove metallers, with a thrash pedigree, remastered their second EP for its twentieth anniversary. 2004, when looking back on it,…
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Apologies to the Solitary Boys, this has been sat in my inbox for way too long….. but better late than never as Mat Price checks out the latest release from the UK Thrash Veterans… The Preston pugilists come out swinging…
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