If Exitivm has one particular flaw to it, its that for most if its playtime it is revisiting or recycling a lot of the riffing tropes that ...

If it weren't painfully obvious from the cover artwork, Hadeon is a clear homage to Pestilence 's early 90s output, namely Testim...

I have little idea if there will be life post- Obsideo for Pestilence ; one day it seems to be one story, and then a few months later the...

As the 'second winds' of classic 80s and 90s era death metal bands begin to blow out, or even if they don't, or they transform...

It's kind of shocking that The Dysentery Pestilence hasn't happened until now. I mean I remember tracking down bootlegs of the Du...

Much like Resurrection Macabre was an amalgam of the first three Pestilence records in the 80s and 90s, Obsideo seems a combination of ...

Resurrection Macabre was easily one of the more divisive of the death metal 'comeback' albums in the past decade, with one half of ...

My body is bruised and swollen, my voice is gone, I've got whiplash and above all I can't hear shit. This show was sick. The Ultra V...

Testimony of the Ancients might have taunted the listener with traces of jazz, progressive rock and other outsourced influences. It might h...

You can just imagine the board meeting for something like this... Suit 1: Guys, Pestilence haven't really done much to fill out that re...

When news arrived that Pestilence had parted ways with Martin Van Drunen, I admit my heart skipped a few beats. What the hell were they thi...

Ah, the spoils of youth. Friday nights as a teen. The unceremonious dumping at the local mall by my family, to walk around in endless loops ...

It's pretty hard to imagine the downside of releasing a Pestilence live album, even if its almost two decades past due, and the live sh...

I often liken the world of metal music to the Greek pantheon. In it, there are gods, titans, heroes, priests and worshipers. Worshipers do ...