Zao – The Funeral Of God Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas Possibly one of the year’s most anticipated Metalcore/Godcore releases, the reformed Zao, now on Ferret Records seem aware of the growth of the genre they helped pioneer with little or …
Daughters – Canada Songs Review
There are a few ways I can describe this “album” from Rhode Island’s highly touted Daughters: A gravel coated 14 inch enema of DEP, Cephalic Carnage, The Locust and Uphill Battle shoved sideways into your …
Carcass – Choice Cuts Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas Ok, I’ll keep this short and sweet without boring you, the (I’m assuming) well versed listener with the legacy of Carcass. Lets just say they are arguably one of the …
Jungle Rot – Fueled By Hate Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas Do we really need another Jungle Rot album? Is anyone still clamoring over their last two efforts, Slaughter the Weak or Dead and Buried? I doubt it. But essentially the …
Leviathan – Tentacles Of Whorror Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas I hit ‘play’ on my CD player and my headphones engulf my sense of hearing. As I lay in the hazy area between deep sleep and conscious awareness, my mind …
Unearth – The Oncoming Storm Review
Originally written by Tim Pigeon Unearth: Metalcore saviors? Johnny-come-latelys? Overrated? However you feel about them, one thing is certain – the buzz about them is unavoidable. Especially after coming damn close to cracking the Billboard …
Cock And Ball Torture – Egoleech Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas So I get this album from this German band, and I’ve heard the name, and I’m expecting some face blasting grindcore insanity. Nein. Instead I get some extraordinarily mid paced …
Meshuggah – I Review
Originally written by Ian Dreilinger. Meshuggah probably needs no introduction. They’ve even become fairly well known to a much broader audience than one might expect for their style of technical thrashy metal. Despite the fact that …