Tag: Scordatura

Live Review: A Mangata Festival 2026 Experience!

Mangata Festival. 41 bands. 5 stages. 1 day. Like Pokémon it’s going to be damn near impossible to catch them all but with a prevailing wind and a cold beer in hand, we’re going to witness as many full sets as we can. So if you’re wondering why this live review is called “A Mangata Festival

Review: “Led Into Oblivion” by Scordatura

“We started writing the music for ‘Led Into Oblivion’ in 2021 knowing what we wanted to refine from previous releases. This is definitely the most focused record we have done to date, we spent a long time arranging the music and lyrics to ensure it is concise and to the point, with any fat stripped

NEWS: Scordatura make it an unholy trinity!

Scottish Death Metal masters Scordatura  demonstrate every second of their two decades worth of experience in the game with “Begging To Die“, the third advanced single off their new album “Led Into Oblivion“. The uncompromising nine track affair will be out on 19th June via Everlasting Spew Records with vinyl to follow in the autumn. Brutality

NEWS: Scordatura watch the Blood Moon!

Everlasting Spew Records have shared a music video by Calum McMillan, filmed at Dunmore Park House in Falkirk, Scotland for “When The Red Moon Hangs Low” by Scordatura. It serves as the second single from the bands 19th June releasing album “Led Into Oblivion“, a nine track affair of uncompromising, technically edged Death Metal built

NEWS: Scordatura unleash “Led Into Oblivion”!

It has been six long years since the last recorded confession of Scottish Death Metal purveyors Scordatura, the well received “Mass Failure” considered a work of art in the four corners of the globe. In 2024 bassist Derek Wright exited stage left, his replacement former Dominicide strings master Liam McCafferty. The band were already said

Review: “Corrupting the Entempled Plane” by Ageless Summoning

“Ageless Summoning was inspired by the otherworldly death metal of Steve Tucker era Morbid Angel and the discord of Immolation. We try to emulate the sludgy malevolence and desolate atmospheres of the likes of Gateways to Annihilation and Here In After. We felt that the unique atmosphere and mythos conjured by that slower-paced, brutal, and

The Black Map #224: BrainBath from Glasgow!

From the aural delights to Iron Tomb from Birmingham, we head North for the next entry in our black book of the Metal Underground scene which places the FBI interrogation spotlight firmly on the lesser lights of heaven and provides them with some much needed attention, which is essentially what Metal Noise is all about.

Review: “Self Titled” by BrainBath

The rising New Wave Of Scottish Death Metal continues to grow like an oncoming storm with bands like Penny Coffin and Chestcrush joining already established acts like Scordatura and Hellripper helping to resurrect the once considered corpse of a genre, injecting new blood and fresh ideas that are once again building the scene and momentum

The Black Map #137: Scordatura from Glasgow!

Travelling from Manchester to Glasgow to pay homage to the violent Death Metal beast that is Scordatura for this weeks entry in our black book is very much the pilgrimage from hell. Waging their war on the masses for the past fifteen years with a trio of albums in 2020’s “Mass Failure” (which tells the