Created by Tamara Llenas of Aimed & Framed, a lyric video for “A Carrion Harvest” that celebrates the artwork of the new Benediction album “Ravage Of Empires” has been shared by Nuclear Blast. Once again musing on themes of Death, Rebellion, Corruption and Religion, the record surfaces from the blue lagoon five years after the
The sour cellar (or should that be soul cellar?) of Lasse Ballade’s studio doesn’t seem like a place you’d want to hang around in but Benediction managed to persuade director Martin Goltermann to join them there to shoot a music video for “Crawling Over Corpses” so it must have something going for it. 4th April
Five years after the well received “Scriptures” album, 4th April will see Benediction offer up “Ravage Of Empires” via Nuclear Blast. From that the old school Death Metal brigade have shared a video directed by Martin Goltermann and shot at Lasse Ballade studio for “Engines Of War” a European tour set to coincide with the
If you missed it, the Death Doom darkness of the new Consecration album “Cinis” is one that demands the attention, so guitarists Liam Houseago and Andy Matthews give a demonstration of their parts of the song ‘Ground To Ashes’, one of the album highlights which as it happens also features a guest vocal appearance from
There can be no understating how challenging it can be to find replacement musicians when your band is a going concern but in 2021 it became clear that for Consecration they had finally found that missing piece of the puzzle in guitarist Andy Matthews when they resurrected a trio of long since buried cuts and
The roots of Death Chamber go back to the summer of August 2018 when with smell of rotting flesh in the air guitarist Tim Reu began to experiment with some riffs that would take him beyond the horizons of his Black Metal band Chaedrist and into the realms of Death Metal. The solo project started
Formed in 2014 in Inland Empire California, Black Metallers Sicarius might not be a house hold name despite their 2017 critically acclaimed debut album “Serenade of Slitting Throats” being hailed by Decibel Magazine for “combining black metal with a violent immediacy and pairing it with a bloody, corpse painted aesthetic” but they could actually be considered a
