Review: Grand Cadaver – The Rot Beneath
“The Rot Beneath” doesn’t bother with subtlety or finesse, but is content with delivering’ four tracks of unapologetic, bone-crushing HM-2 death metal.
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Review: Godspeed You! Black Emperor – No Title As of 13 February 2024, 28,340 Dead
“No Title As of 13 February 2024, 28,340 Dead” is Godspeed You! Black Emperor at their most unforgiving, transforming grief and political fury into a slow-moving monolith of sound that refuses comfort or release. It’s a harrowing, deeply human record that demands patience and emotional investment, but rewards it with a sense of weight and purpose few bands can summon.
Review: Spiritbox – Tsunami Sea
Spiritbox release a turbulent, heavy, and emotionally charged record that proves the band is still evolving, while already delivering intense music.
Review: Outlaw – Opus Mortis
Outlaw blend melody and malevolenc on “Opus Mortis” to invoke the spirit of old swedish black metal. The record leans on tradition without being stifled by it and offers high quality black metal.
Review: Lik – Necro
“Necro” is exactly the kind of album that makes traditionalists grin with bruised teeth and banged heads. HM-2 galore!
Review: The Acacia Strain – You Are Safe From God Here
The Acacia Strain’s latest record “You Are Safe From God Here” crashes into the listener’s home like a meteor forged from the band’s own bile. It’s heavy as advertised and it occasionally feels like the band is swinging the same sledgehammer at the same nail, …
Review: The Halo Effect – March Of The Unheard
The Halo Effect’s “March Of The Unheard” is melodic death metal as it was always meant to be: a masterclass in riffs, hooks, and emotional weight, delivered with the kind of confidence and craftsmanship that only comes from veterans operating at the absolute peak of their skill.
Review: Imperishable – Swallowing The World
“Swallowing The World” is classic Swedish melodic death metal, where riffs are razor-sharp, hooks are aggressive, and the spirit of the old Stockholm school looms large. And for the most part, it delivers. The band out of Gothenborg don’t waste time with pretense: from the …
Review: This Gift Is A Curse – Heir
“Heir” is a suffocating, brilliant, and utterly essential listen for anyone who craves music that’s as intellectually engaging as it is viscerally devastating.
Review: The Man-Eating Tree – Night Verses
The Man-Eating Tree haven’t just survived their hiatus – they’ve returned stronger, darker, and more compelling than ever.