Axebreaker‘s newest full-length, Brutality in Stone, surges and pulses with noise-ridden ire that perfectly scores the current state of affairs. Continue Reading
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Big, battering grooves, anthemic choruses, and boundless energy come together in noise rock harmony on Sofy Major‘s fourth full-length album, Total Dump. Continue Reading
Inferno‘s blistering brand of thrash metal comes storming in with breakneck riffs and crossover attitude on their sophomore full-length, Basado en Hechos Reales. Continue Reading
On their full-length debut, A Culinary Cacophony, Sydney’s Horrisonous unleash sprawling, slithering death metal rife with the fetid stench of the mutilated bodies they’ve left in their wake. Continue Reading
For a quick, but definitely not painless 16 minutes, The Great Sabatini and Great Falls decimate listeners with copious amounts of caustic sludge and bitter noise on their new split release. Continue Reading
On their debut album, Slake, Woorms crawl forth from the swamps of Louisiana to wreak havoc upon listeners’ ear drums with a corrosive brand of noise rock-infused sludge. Continue Reading
Yeruselem is the new project by Blut Aus Nord mastermind Vinvdsval, and his constant contributor W.D. Feld. If you’re looking for a fully impartial review, I would recommend you go to a myriad of other sites that are covering this. What you’re about to read are the thoughts of someone who’s seeing the spiritual successor to his favorite album ever, Blut Aus Nord’s 777 Cosmosphy, come to fruition and exceed his already lofty expectations.
Belgium’s Saqra’s Cult unleash an unstoppable half-hour of dense, haunting, and fierce black metal on their sophomore full-length, The 9th King.
Weaving together traditional black metal sensibilities with twisted instrumentation and themes revolving around Inca culture, The 9th King features a unique take on the genre that will rope in listeners of every stripe. With only four songs and 30 minutes at their disposal, Saqra’s Cult make every blistering minute count and will more than appease the forward-thinkers, and even convert the purists. Continue Reading
