Incantation rehash past riff phrases of theirs into drawn out, incredibly boring heavy, speed, and doom metal tracks on Profane Nexus.
9 CommentsTags: 2017, boring, cash grab, Doom Metal, Heavy Metal, incantation, lame metal, mainstream metal, profane nexus, rehash, relapse, relapse records, review, sell-out, selling out, shit, Speed Metal
Long running east coast speed metal band Overkill are headlining the Full Terror Assault III festival in Illinois that runs September 7th through 9th this year.
1 CommentTags: festivals, Heavy Metal, news, overkill, Speed Metal, upcoming shows
Desecresy’s The Mortal Horizon, the best record released so far this year, is now available for sale courtesy of Spanish label Xtreem Music.
2 CommentsTags: bandcamp, Black Metal, compact disc, death metal, desecresy, Finland, flac, new album, news, xtreem music
Austrian black metal Ainur Summoning announced that they have a new album coming out next January.
9 CommentsTags: Australian Black Metal, Austria, Black Metal, modern classical, Napalm Records, news, Summoning, upcoming album, upcoming release
Phil Anselmo of Pantera, in a now deleted Instagram post, loved the awful new Satyricon track, “Deep Calleth Upon Deep”, from their sure to entirely awful upcoming album of the same name.
28 CommentsTags: adult contemporary, black 'n roll, homosexuality, news, pantera, phil anselmo, random, satyricon, sodomy
Blasphemy released Fallen Angel of Doom gym shorts meant for war metallers’ Satanic Weightlifting Sessions.
15 CommentsTags: blasphemy, merch, merchandise, news, nuclear war now! productions, nwn, War Metal
Hammerheart Records is reissuing a remastered version of Pestilence‘s second album, Consuming Impulse, this October.
1 CommentTags: compact disc, death metal, Dutch Death Metal, hammerheart, hammerheart records, news, pestilence, reissue, remaster, the netherlands, vinyl
Disma are playing a show in Quebec City, Canada on August 27th.
No CommentsTags: canada, death metal, disma, news, quebec, upcoming shows
Retortion Terror and Invidiosus serve up a high-speed, fourteen minute technical grindcore split with one stronger half holding up the weaker side as on most split releases.
8 CommentsTags: 2017, death metal, deathcore, Grindcore, invidiosus, retortion terror, review, split, Takafumi Matsubara, techdeaf, technical metal
