As voted by our fans, we have not the Cavalera deep dive part 3, but Arsis! A unique and underrated band who you should definitely listen to. You also get quite a few odd tangents on this one. Enjoy!
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Hath's debut, Of Rot and Ruin, was my runaway album of the year for 2019. As Eden pointed out when debuting the lead single from it's follow-up earlier this year, I not only published a review for the record, ... Read More...
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Has it been a stacked few months for thrash metal, or what! The thrash train kept right on rolling through Christmas and into the new year, with absolutely no sign of slowing down. On ... Read More...
Lascaille's Shroud is a one-man progressive melodeath project, helmed by Brett Windnagle. Along with taking its name from Alystair Reynolds' Revelation Space series (2000–) (which I promise I'll get around to r... Read More...
Sweden's Carnosus recommend themselves as being "For fans of REVOCATION, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, SYLOSIS, ARSIS, AT THE GATES and RIVERS OF NIHIL"– a description that (apart from seemingly being custom-tailore... Read More...
2018 was a big year for progressive death metal, with outstanding releases coming from the likes of Rivers of Nihil, Alkaloid, Slugdge, Obscura and Beyond Creation – just to name a few. However, those bands al... Read More...
We'll have a full review coming later in the week, but what you need to know right now is that Hath's Of Rot and Ruin is easily one of the best albums of 2019. With their debut LP, the New Jersey quartet have ... Read More...
November might as well be dubbed “the month that time forgot”. In the States, it at least has Thanksgiving in it, which gives it some kind of unique character. Elsewhere, that’s not even true and in many places... Read More...
Each month, we always seem to come to the same conclusion when it comes to our Editors’ Picks column: Friday release days open the floodgates and unleash a seemingly endless stream of quality new music. But whi... Read More...
Slow news week, so we go on a lot of tangents. There's still some new music out there though. Green Day side project The Mermaids, Arsis, Thomas Giles, Psycroptic, The Ocean, and The Dali Thundering Concept/The Algorithm. Then we do some cool people time with Venom and Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. Enjoy!