If we were to consider newer bands that have come around since after the turn of the century, the very name of Rivers of Nihil is appropriately one that causes a good deal of a stir across virtually every corner … Continue reading Rivers of Nihil – The Work
If we were to pull back and look at the latest additions to the global soundscape of modern death metal in the last fifteen years, we’d see an absolute plethora of names coming out of the woodwork that in some … Continue reading Alustrium – A Monument to Silence
If you were to even just take a mild glance at the growing landscape of somewhat controlled madness that is progressive death metal, you would immediately notice that the size of the style has been steadily getting larger and larger … Continue reading Aal – The Only Path
There is a rarely seen art across the world of metal that I feel is slowly becoming more of a thing that the masses are becoming more welcome to over time, but it’s still exceeding well: the one-track album. I … Continue reading Wills Dissolve – Echoes
There is truly endless potential whenever any band decides to stick the word “progressive” in front of whatever style they decide to play because that really does broaden the horizon of possibilities so much more than what many people may … Continue reading Luna’s Call – Void
For years now, I’ve been using Countless Skies as one of my greatest referrals when it comes to melodic death metal that really pushes the boundaries of what the style can become when new and creative blood is added … Continue reading Countless Skies – Glow
There are many things that could go into an album that can grab the attention and keep anybody listening, but one thing I prize above anything else is the ability to feel unique even if it’s just a little. It’s … Continue reading Dreichmere – The Fruit of Barren Fields
The ever-expanding scene of technical death metal is one of those places that has produced what can only be considered some of the most colorful, varied, extreme, and crazy acts of the past few years with so many amazing works … Continue reading Symbolik – Emergence
There will always be some bands that seemingly everyone has heard except you and a select few others, or it feels like that, at least. For me, my list runs quite long, longer than I’d like, and one of those … Continue reading Sutrah – Aletheia
It’s usually when I hear about progressive death metal that I think more towards the lines of tech-death and its massive craziness from almost angles. But, like most things, there’s the occasional curveball that absolutely astounds me that makes me … Continue reading Dimaeon – Void
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