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Category Archive: Reviews
Today we have the honor of premiering the debut mini LP from Italian psychedelic doom metal act NEROMEGA, […]
Thank fuck San Antonio, Texas classicist thrash metal troupe Aggravator were able to weather their way to a […]
The halo of celestial church organ that eases in to signal the arrival of Danish melodic black metal […]
“The warning cry came from an outer guard and black shadows were suddenly sweeping out of the dark […]
From their very first demo releases (‘Musta Uni‘, 2012 / ‘Ruttokieli‘, 2013) as a solo project Sielunvihollinen presented […]
ANNIHILATE THIS WEEK hits every Sunday (or nearby) mentioning important new releases whilst grouping short reviews for albums, […]
The grey horse with backward-twisted hooves carries its victim unto woeful intended collapse through the cracks of a […]
“In a boat black as a coffin between two ghastly bridges I had fallen asleep – The sun […]
“Ich weiß nicht, was soll es bedeuten, / Daß ich so traurig bin; / Ein Märchen ans alten […]
“When the passions are not controlled, the result is terrible, and the birth of countless monstrosities, which literally […]
A partial bung in their pipeline for years, the second full-length from Oulu-based trio Black Mass Pervertor represents […]
Today we have the honor of premiering the fourth advance track from avant-deathgrind/post-grind artist FEED THEM DEATH‘s third […]
ANNIHILATE THIS WEEK hits every Sunday (or nearby) mentioning important new releases whilst grouping short reviews for albums, […]
“It will glide on in silence. It will prolong itself at neither a king’s command nor his people’s […]
“After that, it’s all downhill. The lyrics are very stupid and dumb… Decomposed Maggots in Your Coffin, Black […]
Born from fiery, off the cuff inspiration and channeling the exacting muscle memory of ancient evil speed metal […]
“Don’t ask me why I obsessively look to rock ’n’ roll bands for some kind of model for […]
Heavily influenced by the New Wave of British Heavy Metal and then-peaking popularity of occult rock and traditional […]
“Apsû opened his mouth / And addressed Tia-mat / “Their behaviour has become displeasing to me / And […]
