Tag: Death
Amon Amarth – Fate Of Norns Review
To not enjoy Amon Amarth if you are a metal fan has to be akin to not enjoying oral sex if you are a human. I am willing to bet they are out there, but …
Draconian – Where Lovers Mourn Review
Originally written by Erik Thomas Tearful and melancholy Gothic Death/doom metal is the order of the day for Sweden’s Draconian, and while by no means original, fans of Theatre of Tragedy, Tristania, Sins of Thy …
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 …
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 …
Golem – Dreamweaver Review
Originally written by Ryan Plunkett If Morbid Angel and Carcass made a baby that became interested in symphonic black metal, I think it would sound something like Golem. Golem arrives releasing their latest album, Dreamweaver. …
Malevolent Creation – Warkult Review
Originally written by Ramar Pittance It’s been fourteen years and the Malevolent Creation that was spawned in the glory days of American Death Metal still refuses to die. Thank Fucking Satan. Surviving numerous lineup changes, …
Cattle Decapitation – Humanure Review
Originally written by Drew Ailes A lot of people first took notice of Cattle Decapitation after somehow their album got banned in Germany. I don’t really know why, and I really couldn’t fucking care. It seems like …
Dark Tranquillity – Exposures: In Retrospect And Denial Review
Originally written by Ramar Pittance Dark Tranquillity’s discography is a varied one indeed, ranging from the early Gothenburg days of Skydancer and The Gallery, to the more experimental leanings of Projector and Haven, finally culminating in …