Nick Menza, the former drummer of Megadeth, died onstage last night.
2 CommentsTags: deaths, Heavy Metal, megadeth, news, Nick Menza, Rust in Peace, Speed Metal
Sanctuaire Present “Graver sur les pierres, les souvenirs d’hier” off Le Sang sur l’Acier
Monarque Helserkr has released a new track, “Graver sur les pierres, les souvenirs d’hier”, from his Sanctuaire viking-themed black metal project’s upcoming EP Le Sang sur l’Acier.
1 CommentTags: atmospheric metal, Black Metal, Canadian Black Metal, Le Sang sur l'Acier, Monarque, Monarque Helserkr, Québécois, Sanctuaire, upcoming release, Viking Metal
Agoraphobic Nosebleed Cover “Angel of Death”
Death Metal Underground has obtained an Agoraphobic Nosebleed cover of Slayer‘s classic “Angel of Death“.
7 CommentsTags: Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Angel of Death, core, cover songs, drugs, hipster bullshit, metalgate, news, sjw metal, slayer
Thoughts on Robert Eggers’ The Witch (2016)
Article by David Rosales.
The Witch is a non-Hollywood movie set in the 1630s dealing with a witch psychological attacking a family of New England colonists. The Witch here is typical of traditional European folklore. The filmmakers took cues from historical documents, “first hand” accounts, and contemporary folk tales. Lurking behind the vague but shocking impressions veiled in mystery that our post-Christian society still has, are the insubordinate traditions and purposely asocial philosophies that defined the attitudes of practitioners of the left hand path.
23 CommentsTags: 2016, art films, film, Horror, horror film, horror movie, Left Hand Path, Philosophy, review, Robert Eggers, The Witch
The Origins of Satanic Realization through Heavy Metal
Sludgecore band Agoraphobic Nosebleed threw a fit for publicity over a recent batch of Death Metal Underground’s Sadistic Metal Reviews. Frontwoman Katherine Katz called us Fox News for our criticism of Agoraphobic Nosebleed’s shrieking short woman over a drum machine shtick and our psychological speculation as to why Agoraphobic Nosebleed would even bother releasing such failure other than for commercial exploitation of a musically-ignorant hipster fan base craving reaffirmation of their modern liberalism. Katz even claimed that artists should be responsible for the extreme actions of others in response to satire and that some topics should be completely off lyrics. For her, everyone who listens to “Embryonic Necropsy and Devourment” will potentially commit feticide. This is incredibly hypocritical for a band who shared a member with Anal Cunt and wrote Frozen Corpse Stuffed with Dope.
26 CommentsTags: Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Angel Witch, Black Metal, black sabbath, blessed are the sick, communists, death metal, Heavy Metal, His Majesty at the Swamp, masculinity, mercyful fate, metalgate, morbid angel, NWOBHM, Occultism, Philosophy, Root, Satanism, varathron, Zjevení
Sadistic #Metalgate Review: Bestial Evil – Infectious Cross (2016)
This promotional contribution from the Social Justice Warrior-ridden Baltimore metal scene is terrible; it sounds like Pig Destroyer meets Christian metalcore. The anonymous local supplier bravely contributed a shocking report of a recent Bestial Evil show in Baltimore.
42 CommentsTags: baltimore, bestial evil, bestial evil (usa), christian metal, crustcore, crustfundies, Grindcore, hipster bullshit, homosexuality, Infectious Cross, kevin rucker, metalcore, metalgate, sadistic metal reviews, shawn wright, sjw metal, sjws
Sadistic Metal Reviews: Worn Out Wednesday
Article by Corey M. Whoa that piece of shit is on the toilet lid. Someone has to wipe that down after the photo session. Reaching into toilets to fish out footlong pieces of shit that look like salamanders is what Death Metal Underground staffers do everyday. Our asses are worn out like whoever crapped that one out.
11 CommentsTags: death metal, Heretique, Incarnal, sadistic metal reviews, stinking shit
Tribulation North American Tour 2016
Death ‘n’ roll goth rockers Tribulation will be touring North America for their first ever headlining run of the continent.
1 CommentTags: death 'n' roll, death metal, goth metal, gothic metal, hipster bullshit, homosexuality, modern metal, progressive speed metal, Speed Metal, tribulation
Dead Congregation – Purifying Consecrated Ground (2005)
Modern death metal is a cesspool. Riffless atonal texture and rehashed generic riffs combine into a poppy carnival of random boring bullshit to feed the typical underground record label ponzi scheme. Rare was the new release anything worth the attention of any older fans even over a decade ago in 2005. Coming years after their heroes in Morbid Angel, Incantation, and Immolation stopped releasing worthy or even interesting material (but before they went “radikult”), Dead Congregation’s debut EP, Purifying Consecrated Ground, showed a powerful potential that awed many into submission.
26 CommentsTags: 2005, Black Metal, blackened death metal, Brutal Death Metal, dead congregation, death metal, EP, Martyrdoom Productions, nuclear war now! productions, Nuclear Winter Records, Purifying Consecrated Ground, review
Strange Darkness of 1972
Article by David Rosales. These three brief reviews continue Death Metal Underground’s journey into seventies progressive rock.
5 CommentsTags: 1970s, 1970s Progressive Rock for Hessians, 1972, Ambient, ambient music, Cozmic Corridors, Gentle Giant, German Oak, kraut rock, Octopus, prog rock, progressive, progressive rock, psychedelic
