Suppression’s debut ‘The Sorrow of Soul Through Flesh’ sees the Chilean band incorporating an array of elements from technical death and thrash metal that falls under the same ilk as bands like Ripper.
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Mexican duo The Chasm’s 9th album ‘The Scars of a Lost Reflective Shadow’ captures their old school aesthetics, offering a robust blend of their early albums.
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The 4th album “Summoning the Slayer” of the Michigan-based death/doom act Temple of Void delivers the crushing heaviness of old school death/doom. Temple of Void now seems to tread solemnly amidst their peers, with songs that will envelop the listener with gloomy melodies, ominous growls, heavy pacied drums and brooding guitars.
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Pictures of day 1 of Knotfest Finland with Bloodred Hourglass, Stam1na, Sara, Arch Enemy, Lähiöbotox, Lamb of God, Huora, and Nightwish
‘The Lower Catacombs’, the sophomore album fromNew Jersey death metal act Blasphematory is a raw piece of muddy death metal that incorporates elements from old school death with hints of death/doom metal. Out on Nuclear Winter Records.
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Artificial Brain’s self-titled album demonstrates an eye-raising dexterity in combining everything from jazz to technical/progressive rock simultaneously. Out on Profound Lore.
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Undeath’s sophomore release ‘It’s Time… to Rise from the Grave’ captures its trademark brutal elements and still manages to hold its own style by delivering a sense of freshness and death metal brevity.
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Omnium Gatherum and Masis Brewery collaborated to create the band’s first ever beer: ‘Reckoning West Coast IPA’, available at selected places starting from tomorrow!
The first batch of names for the Wacken Open Air 2023 edition was announced over the weekend and pre-sales start in an hour! Don’t miss out!
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In case you weren’t convinced yet and are still debating if you want to get tickets still last minute, check out the 5 reasons why we think you should go for it…
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