Category: Reviews
Apocalyptica – Reflections Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas Should this be reviewed here? Not only will it arouse the “This is not metal” elitists, but also the anti reissue league, as this is a re-release of the bands …
Deeds Of Flesh – Crown Of Souls Review
Originally written by Doug Moore. Deeds of Flesh are nothing if not consistent. After a third consecutive two-year wait, the long-running Californian deathsters have produced another collection of technical blasting metal, and this year’s title Crown of …
Dew Scented – Issue VI Review
Originally written by Chris Chellis. Pure thrash from newer bands is nonexistent. Instead, we’re offered bands like The Haunted, Shadows Fall, Lamb of God, and, as pertains to this review, Dew-Scented, all of whom produce music that’s neither death …
Heresi – Psalm I Review
Originally written by Nin Chan Hot on the heels of the sublime Hell Militia record comes the debut effort of their rather like-minded labelmates, Sweden’s rather enigmatic Heresi. Instead of the post Peaceville Darkthrone revisionism …
Bible Of The Devil – Tight Empire Review
Originally written by Nin Chan Honest, sweltering, sweaty rock n’roll. An unfashionable style, to be sure, yet one that somehow manages to forge an uncompromising, single-minded path through the swathes of pretension that typify much …
Slaughter – Fuck Of Death Review
Originally written by Nin Chan In an ideal world, I wouldn’t have to write an introductory blurb about Slaughter. Their names would be on the lips of every hair gel brandishing, Jnco-panted mallrat, every mohawked …
Prostitute Disfigurement – Left In Grisly Fashion Review
Originally written by Ian Duncan-Brown. Ah, Prostitute Disfigurement. When one hears a band name like that, one might think, “I bet their merchandise doesn’t sell too well,” or “I bet they suck and all they have …
Beatrik – Journey Through The End Of Life (Reissue) Review
Originally written by Nin Chan This is just bloody brilliant. With so many modern bands anxious to out-Varg each other in a post-Burzum epoch, the thought of another Vikernes-influenced outfit is hardly a titillating proposition. …