Blaspherian, one of the best contemporary underground metal bands, are touring Europe this September and October with Incarceration opening.
2 CommentsTags: blaspherian, death metal, Europe, news, tour, tour dates, upcoming tours
Incantation – Rotting Spiritual Embodiment Live Album Out Now
Necroharmonic Productions released an Incantation live album, Rotting Spiritual Embodiment, featuring a remastered live recording of the band from 1991.
3 CommentsTags: compact disc, death metal, incantation, live, necroharmonic productions, news, upcoming release
Satyricon Announce Deep Calleth Upon Deep
Satyricon announced a new record, Deep Calleth Upon Deep, which is coming out September 22nd on Napalm Records.
18 CommentsTags: black 'n roll, crap, Napalm Records, news, norway, satyricon, upcoming album, upcoming release
Änglagård – Hybris (1992)
Those of you who despair about the lack of good contemporary metal music take notice –- it could be worse. One striking example is progressive rock which, after five years of unprecedented creative activity in the early 1970s, blew all of its fuses and left only pale imitations of a glorious past in its wake.
9 CommentsTags: anglagard, hybris, neo-progressive, progressive rock, review, Sweden
Psycho Survivors – Alive From the Grave (2017)
Many have noted the rise of the music in the intersection between martial industrial, synthwave, dark ambient and dungeon synth which has produced a number of offshoot genres. Coming to us from China, Psycho Survivors (失常幸存者) attempt to meld death metal and synthwave music into a new form that has the techniques of industrial with the compositional sensibilities of death metal.
16 CommentsTags: china, demo, psycho survivors, review, synthwave
Metal Molester 2017 So Far SMR
Article by Linus Douglas.
As these Observer posers speed past 2017’s halfway point, they present a selection that is indeed a dumpster fire representative of the shit pool that their mainstream metal listening provides them with. Only those who need to be eradicated (rapists, communists, child molesters, serial killers, hipsters, etc.) genuinely think that stoner rock and boring, slow heavy rock bands are examples of heavy metal. Their piss-poor “culling” (badass, huh?) from the “metal cauldron” of mee-maw’s recipes was as follows:
7 CommentsTags: 2017, AIDS, artificial brain, aseethe, brandon seabrook, cinema cinema, endon, GRID, hipster idiocy, john frum, kelly moran, luminous vault, metalcore, observer, poser metal, posers, poseur metal, poseurs, sadistic metal reviews, screamo, stoner rock, techdeaf, tek-deth, toby dive
Ripper – Experiment of Existence LP Repress
Ripper’s Experiment of Existence, one of the best recent speed metal records for whatever that is worth, is being repressed on vinyl courtesy of Dark Descent Records.
4 CommentsTags: dark descent, dark descent records, news, repress, ripper, Speed Metal, vinyl
GitHub Censors GNAA Exposé of Bumble Zoning Violation
Internet version control suppository and hosting service GitHub censored a press release by the G.N.A.A. exposing zoning violations by the feminist dating cell phone application Bumble.
7 CommentsTags: austin, bumble, censorship, communism, communists, cultural marxism, feminism, github, GNAA, news, sjws, social justice warriors, socialists, texas
Infamous / Gorrenje Split Out Now
Italian single man black metal band Infamous have a new split out now on CD with German band Gorrenje according to Infamous’s Facebook on Hammerbund.
No CommentsTags: Black Metal, compact disc, germany, gorrenje, hammerbund, infamous, Italy, new releases, news, split
Pek – Preaching Evil (2008)
Review by Linus Douglas.
Pek brings death metal of the traditional, direct kind to your table that advances through simple but effective melodic phrases in low register and makes ample use of chromatism. Pek makes a progression between riffs happen, but it is more of an exchange than something that feels “through-composed”. Instead, we find cyclic structures that help expand simple content into longer songs simply by playing upon the replayability of the collection of riffs as narrative paragraphs, which helps the music support itself on more than the complexity of a single riff.
1 CommentTags: 2008, belgium, Black Metal, death metal, pek, preaching evil, review
