“This EP is about change. These songs reflect our growth, both as a band and as individuals. They’re about taking accountability, confronting grief, and channelling those emotions into something powerful.” ~ Brandon Farley, vocals
You’d have to have been living under a rock for the past couple of years not to won’t know about New Jersey Death Metal four piece Slaughtersun, such has been the fervour around their first four singles. Uniting members of Thank You Scientist, Windfaerer, Tombstoner and Cranial Damage the band had been the brainchild of Ben Karas for decades
They may describe themselves as a Thrash Metal Band with several alcohol issues but Brazilian Thrash quartet Alcoholic Vortex have a story to tell. Their debut record “Space Traumas” is one the band have taken an axe to and split clean in half, allowing them to bask in the glory of their sonic abrasions not once,
Imagine if you will, a band that combines the raw energy of the 1980’s era of Thrash and the musicality of modern Death Metal. What would that sound like? The answer is one that Croatian Death Thrash purveyors Ka’rah claim as their territory having built their sound over the past two years. Originally starting out
Musing on themes of Blasphemy, Lust, Esotericism, Misanthropy and Self-destruction in their previous formulation, a new line up of Ancient Torment with a new lyricist offers fresh intrigue into a group who have been a torchbearer for Black Metal in the coastal reaches of New England. Drummer Zealot and guitarist Tormentum, both key members of
After a run from 2006 to 2014 as Redeye, a decade ago Hautajaisyö (or “Funeral Night“) was was born as guitarist Sami Lustig and vocalist Janne Partanen buried the old name and and switched to screaming in their native Finnish. Ten years, four albums and a fistful of dynamite later and the outfit, who are
Lets talk about sex, lies and bloody statistics for a moment. Yorkshire Beatdown Hardcore crew Street Soldier have played hundreds of shows since they first appeared on the scene in 2017. They’ve toured up and down the United Kingdom and played every Diner, Drive-In and Dive that would let them use their electricity (and a
“The cover concept is inspired by a fascinating yet cruel natural phenomenon: ants blindly follow the pheromone trails left by their predecessors to orient themselves. If an ant chooses the wrong path, it unintentionally creates what is known as a “death spiral,” from which there is no escape. With “Molae Mortis” (“Mills of Death”), we
13 months after their debut EP “Anodize” re-animated the rusting Industrial Metal machinery of demos spanning the past twenty plus years in the vaults and archives of Shatterface, the Australians have returned with a sophomore record. Said to move away from the themes of mental struggles of self-loathing of their debut and instead orientate around
There is a place for complex, Progressive or Technical Metal but sometimes you just want something that is raw, direct full of blistering energy. Bored of the long rehearsals and tired of tedious writing sessions with their other bands, an unholy trinity of seasoned veterans formed Liquid Flesh in Grenoble, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes. That was a decade
