Tag: death metal
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Review by Dead Walls There’s something unnerving about hearing a new Worship The Sacrifice tune. You know what you’re going to get but it doesn’t let you off the “meat- hook” either. “Aphotic” is already showing promising signs of what…
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We’ve been fans of Somerset up and coming thrashers Unburier since we started UK Thrashers nearly 5 years ago, what started of as a group of teenagers playing Exodus and Metallica tinged thrash has moved into a different place, with…
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I was excited to be one of the first people to listen to Symbyote’s debut offering, SOMA. There’s something special about witnessing the birth of a brand new, promising outfit of musicians. Symbyote’s name and logo give me an initial…
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Gareth checks out the recent offering German Melo-deathers.. Hiraes, here’s what he thinks!! With a band name derived from the Welsh word “hiraeth”, which stands for ‘the nostalgia and yearning for lost places of the past or a home that…
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When you look upon the artwork of this album and you see a gritty decayed scene of tombstones, ravens and an emerging Zombie hand you uncover more references to the afterlife the longer you look. They do say you hear…
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After an eight-year hiatus, Birmingham’s very own Blackened Death Metalpowerhouse, Under Blackened Skies, is rising from the shadows with a vengeance. The band, known for their intense and captivating performances, is thrilled to announce their return to the metal scene, accompanied by…
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As i sat down to review the latest single by Indominus i felt a tremor in the room around me and i almost paniced at the thought of an earthquake about to hit. Then i realised it was the ungodly…
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Our pals in Sawticide dropped a new track on Friday and the London Death/Thrashers continue to draw ‘bleughrrrr’ from the darkest corners of their minds and through to their strumming fingers. This is nearly 6 minutes of dark, intense and…
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It’s not long now until the Road To Slaughterhouse Festival begins, kicking off in Coventry on the 2nd Feb with Red Method, Chaplain, Dead Flesh and Captain Gobshite at The Arches, then heading to Wolverhampton on the 25th Feb with…
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From the very first millisecond of this monstrous single, Suffer provide a barrage of viciousness, combining intense drums, evil guitar tones and punchy bass, all served up with a demonic vocal accompaniment. Suffer are holding nothing back and letting the…
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