Have you ever heard a split before and felt that the two bands in question where a perfect match in every way, shape, and form to the point where they should always fucking be on tour together? It simply doesn’t … Continue reading Wraith / Bastardizer – Speed Armageddon
There aren’t many times when I find myself listening to much thrash or heavy metal nowadays that I can really feel the power that’s at play throughout the album. Sure, speed and riffs tend to have large roles in both … Continue reading Ice War – Defender, Destroyer
Thrash metal is, sadly, one of those styles that I just don’t have much luck with when it comes in its purest form without being molded with black or death metal. I can recall maybe two albums at most in … Continue reading Warbringer – Weapons of Tomorrow
I find myself enjoying thrash metal a lot more often when it’s paired together with something like black or death metal, or even punk. It just takes on a life that’s much more interesting to my ears in such a … Continue reading Putrid – Antichrist Above
India used to be a country that I would actively seek out material from on a regular basis mainly thanks to the likes of Transcending Obscurity bringing to light just how rich the country’s metal scene is as a whole, … Continue reading The Riot Peddlers – Strength in Dumbers
It’s no secret if you know anything about me that Transcending Obscurity Records is, without doubt, my favorite record label by far. They were one of the labels that I became interested very early on when I started doing reviews … Continue reading Transcending Obscurity Records – Label Sampler 2020
Mixing together the unrelenting worlds of black and thrash metal is far from a novel concept anymore as an incredibly large number of bands have tried it before to plenty of success, but it’s nowadays that we don’t see it … Continue reading Midnight – Rebirth by Blasphemy
There have been plenty of bands that I’ve come across that try to infuse some sort of comedy into their work, and it’d be an understatement to say that most of them didn’t succeed all that well. I’ve come across … Continue reading Deprecator – Tickle Time
It’s with a demo that a band can easily give the world a raw, first-go representation of what a band could ever bring to the table when they enter the wide world of music where the competition is simply cut-throat … Continue reading Death Ensemble – 2019 Demo
Improvement comes with times and it’s with a lot of time that improvement normally comes, but it’s with the occasional exception that some bands learn to become much more very quickly. Last I heard Vampiric was with the band’s debut … Continue reading Vampiric – The Magic of the Night
