The mostly wealthy, leftist audience of Broadway’s modern day minstrel show Hamilton booed United States Vice President elect Mike Pence as his family took his seats. Afterwards the cast read him message calling for him to respect the rights of all diverse Americans stating:
16 CommentsTags: hamilton, hypocrisy, racism, sjws, social justice warriors, socialists
Death Metal Underground contributor Max Bloodworth has edited, mixed, and mastered the cassette tapes of the Peckerwood Boys’ review of Metallica’s Hardwired… to Self-Destruct for our loyal readers enjoyment.
8 CommentsTags: 2016, hard rock, mainstream metal, metallica, review, Speed Metal
Thy Invocation of Hell zine 21st anniversary reprint from Afterlife Productions is available in the United States from vinyl specialist distro Analog Worship. The zine is packed with interviews conducted in the early, formative days of legends like Beherit, Blasphemy, Varathron, Immortal, and Emperor. Afterlife Productions themselves are down to their last 30 copies for those close to Malaysia.
No CommentsTags: afterlife productions, analog worship, Black Metal, book, metal zine, news, thy invocation of hell, underground zines, zine
According to Reuters, British charity and non-profit organization Detained in Dubai has warned women not to report their rape if they are raped in Muslim countries such as Dubai where the Islamic fundamentalist Sharia laws are stacked against them. Women who do so wish being arrested for extramarital sex as apparently forced non-consensual sexual activity is still illegal extramarital sexual activity under the law supposedly spoken through the mouth of a supposedly prophetic bandit and pedophile only slightly more documented than King Arthur.
46 CommentsTags: censorship, feminism, islam, Religion, self-censorship
Graveland are embarking on their first ever tour. Latin American headbangers will get a chance to be honor the All-Father with Rob Darken and his fellow Poles next year.
8 CommentsTags: Black Metal, graveland, Heavy Metal, latin america, tour, tour dates, upcoming tours
Article by Lance Viggiano.
2016 has been a dismal year for metal in terms of albums one might want to carry with them for the rest of their aimless and futile material embodiment. Fortunately, other genres are not so bereft of endearing symbolic language. Kretchmer is an electro composer who draws from the “braindance” acid of middle period Aphex Twin and the romantic melodic sensibilities of Kraftwerk. Each track possess an underlying narrative whose structure reveals itself via the gradual buildup of layers to a moderate density. A primary motif is looped or varied upon through the course of a given track. To further fill space, chords occupy the background and often provide a resolve to the melody as it cycles. Par for the course for this music, the drum and synth bass tracks play with the open space in between musical themes and function as harmonic rather than strictly rhythmic components. The emergent polyphonic circuitry pays tribute to classical sensibilities but eschews the theatrical; drawing instead from the grounded drama of the moving body.
35 CommentsTags: detroit techno, electro, electronic, electronica, kretchmer, modern classical, music in the key of major, nottingham, review, techno
Supercuck fetish SJW Kevin Rucker has seen his fortunes fall since leaving generic nu-death metal band Bestial Evil (USA) in a huff of pretense, and so he created a call-out video to attack vituperative Death Metal Underground writer Brett Stevens, who has if nothing else left a host of deserving enemies in his wake.
38 CommentsTags: bestial evil (usa), brett stevens, homoeroticism, kevin rucker, sjws, threats, violence
Twitter has begun to suspend the accounts of several prominent members of the alternative right movement according to the BBC. Twitter closed the accounts for not conforming to the leftist narrative of social liberation of supposedly oppressed but legally favored in actuality peoples.
21 CommentsTags: alt-right, censorship, communists, political correctness, sjws, social justice warriors, southern poverty law center, twitter
Profanatica are playing a one off show in Los Angeles on December first at Los Globos. The Curling Flame of Blasphemy was vomited anal tract but their recent sets have been heavy on older material. Tickets may be purchased from this link: http://bit.ly/profanaticaLA
6 CommentsTags: Black Metal, death metal, los angeles, paul ledney, profanatica, upcoming shows
Article contributed to Death Metal Underground by Max Bloodworth.
Prior releases from Antaeus displayed an alien weltschmerz like an outsider looking into the world and finding nothing of value. It had an air of royalty as well as an air of embarrassment in its simplicity. Intuitive destruction of an end-in-itself, the music delivered a perspicacious view of the bleakness embodied in the microcosm and macrocosm, with the nature of man clinging onto its pitiful existence. Ultimately the value of such an inquiry is in the unraveling of itself to the threshold of exhaustion, then being untoward to the world-as-it-is as its conclusion. Such bold statements of violence to humanity and to the self led to its unique logogenesis which thrusted them above most of their peers as a more realized and apt style of music like Von. Antaeus had the face of an outsider in a sea of complacent faces.
37 CommentsTags: 2016, Antaeus, Black Metal, france, norma evangelium diaboli, review
