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The new Extermination Angel demo for 2017 is entitled Invaders, and the speakers are invaded when you press “play” to be sure. The band’s bio describes Extermination Angel as “ancient Continue reading Extermination Angel is back with “Invaders”
Malignancy this month played what was billed as the band’s first basement show in over two decades. The technical death metal band posted on Facebook that this show was their first-ever Continue reading Malignancy: video of basement show
Although the band is going to release a new album in a couple of months, we’ll back up to Bittered’s Government Oppression EP from last year. The four songs have a Continue reading Review: Bittered is feeling “Government Oppression”
Memoriam is the British old-school death metal band with two ex-Bolt Thrower members and two Benediction members. Their debut For The Fallen is up for pre-order on Nuclear Blast Records: Continue reading Memoriam debut album “For The Fallen” coming up: watch official video trailers
With the new Opeth album, Sorceress, the band continues on the path it started down two records ago: full-on prog rock. The record two releases ago, Heritage, was a dividing Continue reading New Opeth album “Sorceress”: watch lyric videos and studio reports
Andy Whale and Karl Willetts are old-school members of the U.K.’s Bolt Thrower. They played together for years before the band granted Whale an “honourable discharge” in 1994. In Birmingham early this year, Continue reading Info on Memoriam (and an interview with Bolt Thrower: From the Vault)
The Other Records, straight outta Helsinki, is the tape label run by Jason Netherton of Misery Index and Asphalt Graves fame. The label’s website says it focuses on “the obscure, the Continue reading The Other Records: tapes from Misery Index’s bassist
Pleiades’ Dust is the new record from Gorguts, out now on Season of Mist, and it’s been getting very strong notices. It’s high time, then, to run a cleaned-up version Continue reading From the Vault: Gorguts interview
Our loyal readers might recall an interview with Asphalt Graves that we ran about a year ago. At the time, the supergroup death grind band was finishing off its debut Continue reading Asphalt Graves and “The New Primitive”
Police State from York, PA could be of interest to fans of both crusty grindcore and death metal, as the boys take influence from both on the Mind Collapse record. Continue reading Review: it’s a Police State