reviews for albums that I consider metal
It’s from the insanely diverse realm of black metal that I will never cease to become enthralled whenever I see the word “experimental” tacked on, for it’s then that I can know for a fact that I’m in for something … Continue reading Owl Cave – Broken Speech
There’s a reason why death metal in its purest form is still alive and very much well in our modern times of innovation and experimentation across every corner of the vast realm that metal has to call its own, and … Continue reading Concrete – Ethereal Atrocities
When metal goes into its more extreme forms, we can always expect it to take that all the way without hesitation to create an aural onslaught that is no less than oppressive in even the smallest moments should we get … Continue reading Malgöth – Glory Through Savagery
If there were to be any single act from the entirety of the global underground network of metal that I could not get enough of, I don’t think it would be to anyone’s surprise that I’d pick Esoctrilihum as one … Continue reading Esoctrilihum – Urionhsol (Seven Demons)
Very few branches of death metal are as ubiquitous as Swedish death metal for reasons that anyone even slightly into death metal in general will be able to recognize for the sound has been cultivated into a specifically intoxicating, chugging, … Continue reading Abscession – Rot of Ages
The endless void of extreme metal is something that can be just as rewarding as it can be downright malicious as we go from one band to the next, and it really depends on the band in question as to … Continue reading Abstracter – Abominion
Have you ever listened to a new sound and realized how much you didn’t know you needed it? Of course, you have! Everyone has experienced it and in the current state that we find metal in, many people think that … Continue reading Nahtram – Forest of Eternal Dawn
The eternal reaches of the deep underground that death metal calls its home has never once failed to produce a work that isn’t worthy of the occasional investigation for one reason or another. Poland has been on one hell of … Continue reading Eteritus – Rotten Transition
It’s no stretch of the imagination to say that the entirety of Scandinavia is one of the greatest bastions of metal that the world has ever and likely will ever see by far with it still producing some truly exemplary … Continue reading Wormwood – Arkivet
Too often do I find myself drifting into the realm of brutal death metal and find myself actively enjoying what is put before me, making it one of the very few styles of metal that admittedly I still find myself … Continue reading Monument of Misanthropy – Unterweger
