“This album isn’t just a collection of songs. It’s a statement. This is who we are—raw and real. It’s a musical interpretation of our souls, minds, and beliefs. We want people to think about the world, about themselves, and about what they’ve done in life. This is DeathAssault.” ~ Darrell Baker, vocals
Mastered by Dan Swanö (Barren Earth, Hypocrisy, Novembers Doom) and with cover artwork by Mohammed Khoirul Anam (Reanimated, A Templar’s Burden, Summoned to Die) the debut EP “Rotting Dominions” by Plagued is one that holds much promise. Produced, recorded and mixed by lead guitarist Benjamin Holmes, who surrounds himself with vocalist Chris Binks, rhythm guitarist Chris
They may have only delivered us to the evil of their sophomore EP “Ultra Violence” in August but six months on, Peterborough Hardcore crew Break Them are ready for the third chapter in their infamous existence. This time out it seems the Rabidfest and Metal 2 The Masses survivors, who have reduced venues to rubble with
A twelve legged beast hailing from the deepest, darkest depths of South Wales, Scratch One Grub have been found guilty of arson. Starting fires with their furious live energy and genre blending sound, they’ve left venues burnt out across our green an pleasant land alongside Dead Flesh, Continents and Confessions of a Traitor to name
Over the past twelve years Kent Groove Metal merchants Spreading the Disease have been busy making a name for themselves with incendiary live performances all across the United Kingdom however EP “Purgatory Carnival” represents something of a new dawn for the five piece. That’s because the record is the first with a line up established
Having conquered stages alongside the likes of Sanguisugabogg, Crypta and Party Cannon, as well as making notable appearances at Bloodstock Open Air and Incineration Festivals in the past three years Unburier have made a name for themselves in the Technical Death Thrash world. A band of mercenaries, known for their prior convictions in Goatgor, Morbikon, Parasitic Entity,
What are the chances of finding love in the confines and chaos of Brutal Death Metal soaked Grindcore? While it seems unlikely, Austin and Melaina Spence have done exactly that, starting a project in Alchemic Transmutation to see if they can create a few tunes to help you breathe more easily. Put simply multi instrumentalist Austin
They say never judge a book by its cover but with the sophomore EP “Dark Maze” by Bonesawer once again depicting some kind of Aztec alien being, it looks safe to say the Symphonic Deathcore trio are either musing on themes of time and space or ancient evil. Mixed and mastered by Floor van Kuijk
“We decided to make our music more dark, moody, transcendental and even psychedelic or ‘acidic’, while still making sure we deliver the right amount of aggression and brutality. Guitars, bass and vocals were recorded in less professional space than those of the album, which gave us more control over the sound, more time to work
Inspired from classic Japanese monster films and the unknowable terrors of Lovecraftian mythology (rather than Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim), it is written upon ancient scrolls in a rarely used Japanese dialect, that “Kaiju” by Dissentience explores the narrative of a colossal, nameless beast as it decimates a city. Rather than paying tribute to the
