Dallas’ Baring Teeth deliver a head-spinning, raw, and vicious tech metal opus with their third full-length record, Transitive Savagery. Continue Reading
Reviews
This edition of Quick Reviews is brought to you by big bands with one word for a name: Deicide, Aborted and Behemoth. All of these bands released an album recently and I let you know what I think about them within one or two paragraphs. Enjoy. Continue Reading
Thoren‘s Gwarth I is a dissonant, cacophonous swirl of sound that shrieks, writhes and groans with the intent of causing cerebral harm. Continue Reading
Finnish death act Corpsessed let us into their world once again with their sophomore effort titled “Impetus of Death”. This time around, Corpsessed hopes to achieve more when it comes to heavy writing and overall brutality. While taking their time in songwriting, they have achieved a sense of atmosphere and evil without having to go at excessive speeds at all times. This modern death delight should appeal to you fans of early 90’s death metal, Swedish death metal and death-doom genres alike. As simple as it sounds, it is rich with layers and that adds complexity to the mix. Corpsessed keeps it ominous and , yes this is cliche; brutal. Continue Reading
Cult Leader follows up their generally well-received debut full-length, Lightless Walk, with A Patient Man; a near-perfect blend of unbridled chaos and emotional depth. Continue Reading
Noise Trail Immersion unleash meticulously constructed chaos and suffocating atmospheres on their sophomore full-length album, Symbology of Shelter. Continue Reading
Tampa, Florida is a legendary city for all things American death metal. One of the bands to spawn from that city is Hate Eternal and they have been consistently releasing some damn good death metal ever since 1999. Their style of songwriting is a mix of groove with unorthodox rhythms and technicality at hellish speeds. Rutan’s vocal work has been steady and powerful since I can remember and this combo of events is what makes Hate Eternal a cut above the rest. Continue Reading
The Riot Room was the first time I ever saw Suffocation live with Frank and it was the last time I will ever see Suffocation with Frank on the microphone and it was just as exciting as I would have hoped. Something else was in the air that night though, Frank was thankful for everything and everyone, he was super chill and saying jokes between songs. It was up close and personal and when the music started it was all 100% business as usual. If Suffocation is coming to your town during this tour, you absolutely must see this. Continue Reading
Photo by Rob Menzer
Photo by Rob Menzer
Brooklyn-based sludge/doom trios Godmaker and Somnuri are poised to release their split LP this Friday, November 2, via The Company. For roughly 30 minutes, both acts proudly put their respective dynamic and unique takes on the aforementioned genres on display. In anticipation for its release this week, we at Svbterranean bring you an exclusive stream of the split in its entirety alongside a mini-review of the release.
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Following hot on the heels of their debut EP Visions of the Firestorm Eclipse, Arizona death metallers Skullcrush return with a brand new, disemboweling single titled “The Burning Wheel”. Officially out today via Camo Pants Records, “The Burning Wheel” picks up where its predecessor left off and delivers over five minutes of gut-wrenching, gore-soaked death metal that will appease fans of Suffocation, Incantation, and the like.
To celebrate its release, we at Svbterranean bring you an exclusive first-listen of the single in all of its violent glory. Check it out below and kick your weekend off to a bloody start. Continue Reading
