Ripped to Shreds Deliver Humanity’s Judgement and Eviscerating Riffs on “三屍” (Sanshi) (Interview)
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by Tom Campagna
1d ago
We talked to Ripped to Shreds’ mastermind, the prolific Andrew Lee, about the band’s upcoming record and his vision for the Bay Area death metal band’s next blazing era ..read more
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Noxis Highlights “Violence Inherent in the System” Through Systematically Violent Death Metal (Interview)
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by Colin Dempsey
1d ago
Cleveland’s Noxis breaks down their attitudes towards death metal that shaped their astounding debut album ..read more
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August 2024 Release Round-Up
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by Invisible Oranges
5d ago
Although August was quiet, that’s no reason for you to skip our picks from summer’s dimming days ..read more
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Hindsight is 10/10: Old Man Gloom’s “Christmas”
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by Luke Jackson
1w ago
Luke Jackson looks back at a record that tied together ISIS, Cave In, and Zozobra, among other acts, and planted the seeds for their futures ..read more
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Vaneno Is “Necropotent” Over Death and Sludge Metal (Video Premiere)
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by Ted Nubel
1w ago
The Portugal death/sludge band targets decrepit power brokers on their new song — watch the visualizer here ..read more
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Noise Pollution #43 (Dirty Black) Summer Wrap Up: A Tale of Three  (Infamous) Gehenna(h)s
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by Neill Jameson
1w ago
Neill breaks down what to expect from each of the three established bands that go by some variant of Gehenna ..read more
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Rat Lord Keeps Grindcore Light and Breezy on “Blazed In the Northern Sky” (Album Premiere)
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by Colin Dempsey
2w ago
The sardonic Norwegian grindcore group returns with a tribute to (and parody of) their home country’s black metal classics. Stream it in full ahead of its release on Friday ..read more
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Mamaleek Step Up to the Plate with “Vida Blue” (Interview)
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by Luke Jackson
2w ago
The clandestine, bizarre experimental collective has returned with a new album – we hit them up to dig into the album’s concept ..read more
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Spectral Wound’s “Songs of Blood and Mire” Revel in Life’s Grim Continuity (Interview)
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by colin.h.dempsey@gmail.com
3w ago
Spectral Wound’s new album explores the bloody potency of “aristocratic suicidal black metal” as they continue to follow their own path. Read more about the record here ..read more
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Exploring The Far-Flung Lore of Valdrin’s “Throne of the Lunar Soul” (Interview)
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by Colin Dempsey
3w ago
Ohio’s Valdrin breaks down their extensive in-universe lore and how to excel at storytelling through music ..read more
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