Celebrating a decade of destruction since the release of their 2013 album “Reign Of Suffering“, we’re rewinding the tape to “Condemned To Misery” from Malevolence to blast away those Monday morning post weekend blues. The Sheffield Shredders have of course been around the World… Well Europe, North America and Australia since then but this is
We regularly use and abuse our weekly throwback feature to celebrate the anniversaries of albums and EPs we know and love that… May have been pushed to the side by the sheer sonic weight of new music flowing into our ear canals. So from the archives today we pluck the 2003 self titled album from
On a wave of Death Thrash nostalgia created by the arrival of “Anthropogenic Ruin” from Boston Death Thrash brigade Bacterial Husk, we rewind the tape to 14th May 2016. The bands debut album wasn’t even a twinkle in their eye back then as they were working on their debut EP “Agnosia of Omens” and from
As The Browning enter a new era with a new line up, new single and a separate project in Death X Destiny, we look back at their past as 2013’s “Hypernova” reaches a decade of destruction. Having left a trail of bodies in their wake since 2005 under the guidance of mastermind Jonny McBee, the
As Portland Oregon Blackened Speed Metal outfit Bewitcher are celebrating a decade of destruction in 2023, it’s time we hop in the DeLorean beside Doc Brown and head back to 2016 to talk about the self titled debut album. Running on themes of Hedonism, Witchcraft, Satan and Metal, the record followed an unholy trinity of
Known for their musings on their nightmarish visions about the decline of mankind not to mention their cover of “Nail” by Godflesh, the past 24 years haven’t been as kind to Italian Death Thrash masters Infection code as they might have been. 17th November will see Time To Kill Records releasing the bands ninth studio album
Introduced by a classic sample from the 1999 American cult vigilante action thriller The Boondock Saints directed by Troy Duffy, “Love Lost In A Hail Of Gunfire” by Orange County Californians Bleeding Through has been a Metalcore staple for 20 years, as has the album it’s from “This Is Love, This Is Murderous“. Produced by
This week marks the 20th anniversary of “Works Of Carnage” by Brazilian Death Metal masters Krisiun. The bands fifth album, it features a cover of “In League with Satan” as the band pay homage to their heroes in Venom while the equally vicious little ditty “Murderer” got the full music video treatment. A step up from
There is plenty of truth in the wise words “you don’t know what you have until it’s gone” and after vocalist and guitarist Mieszko Talarczyk passed away in late 2004 as a result of the Indian Ocean tsunami, the much loved Nasum were no more. That didn’t stop a 2012 farewell tour with an alternative
An album from which it is near impossible to choose a favourite cut from, the 30th Anniversary of “Chaos A.D.” from Brazilian Metal Gods Sepultura is one that we can’t let go of without celebrating. People will talk about “Roots” but for us, this Groove Metal masterclass is the album to beat, the opening unholy
