Category: UK Death Dealers
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A review by Gioia – London thrash metal group Day 40 return with PHENOMENON, their long awaited second full length album, and the result is a relentless display of speed, aggression, and melody that proves the band has lost none…
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A review by Gioia – Collapse The Sky is a metalcore band from Norfolk, and they’ve just released their new single, Welcome | Death, alongside a dark, synth-inspired video that perfectly matches the atmosphere of the track. The intro immediately…
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A review by Gioia – Divinator is a metal band from Derby that recently released a new EP called Celestial Death that brings us an aggressive, raw death metal sound with some groove and hardcore influence. Wither, the first song,…
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A review by Gioia – Bristol extreme metallers Embodiment return with serious intent on “Jeopardy in Idolatry”, a single that shows a band pushing themselves into heavier and more refined grounds. Opening with a strong, groove driven riff, the track…
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A review by Gioia – Black Camo is a four-piece metal band from Slovenia that started as a fun project but has quickly evolved into something much more serious. They’re young, raw, and clearly passionate about what they do. Their…
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A review by Gioia – This was one of those nights where you just get hit with heavy music back to back and walk out with your ears ringing. Four bands, loads of energy, and a great atmosphere all around.…
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A review by Gioia – Worship The Sacrifice are the London based Death Dealers!! Veil of Revelations is their new EP and it hits like a hammer, a compact release that never loses momentum. Across the songs they blend melody…
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A review by Gioia – Napierdalac launch into 2026 by revisiting their debut single, Feasting Upon the Corpse of the Lord. It feels less like a simple re-release and more like a deliberate sharpening of a track that clearly matters…
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A Review by Gioia – Terramorta return with The Fading Lumina’s Embrace, a confident step into a more focused blend of black, death, and symphonic metal. The album is cinematic and atmospheric, balancing brutality with orchestral depth and a strong sense…
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A review by Gioia- Karnivrous’ “We Let Them In” is a heavy, ambitious EP that blends deathcore brutality with groove, dissonance, and flashes of progressive and djent style precision. The first track, Kaiju, sets the record straight immediately, starting with…
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