Boundless Domain is the exact point at which it feels like Creeping Death would need to evolve its sound or flex a little more in order to ...

Had a little bit of a Mandela Effect where I thought I remembered this one as their second full-length, but The Edge of Existence is in fac...

Wretched Illusions didn't leave a huge impression on me the first time I heard it, possibly because I was just so inundated with epic t...

Specter of War, the sophomore EP from Texans Creeping Death , has another of those cover images that doesn't necessarily match up to its...

Creeping Death is another of the younger US bands which has taken the scene by storm, punching far above their weight to some, well worth t...

With their rapidly escalating popularity among the trending non-tech US death metal upstarts that include Gatecreeper, Creeping Death, 200 S...

Frozen Soul is another burgeoning death metal entity which seemed to reach a level of divisiveness quickly, praised by a mix of younger fan...

Idolatry seems to be the crowd favorite among Devastation 's records, and while I think a lot of that stems from the fact that a whole ...

The difference between Violent Termination and Signs of Life is like night and day. That album was an insipid junkyard of dead-end ideas, ...

For such a huge state, I always felt like the Texas thrash scene was rather on the small side through the 80s. Sure, there was Cowboys from ...

I think brutal death metal has to be one of the most difficult, if not THE most difficult sub-genre from which to standout. There's su...

Horde Casket' s fourth album Xenopocalypse proves to me a more unified, conceptual bludgeoning which pays homage to science fiction h...

I wish I could say there was some further dynamic growth for these Oklahoma/Texas brutes, but Bloodfiends doesn't deviate greatly fro...

Veneration of Filth is an album that deserves credit for sounding just like it looks. The Putrid Matt black and white artwork promises ...

If the lurching, roiling pace of the intro riff in the title track of this album sounds a little similar to Domination or Blessed Are the...

I'm not ashamed to say that Rigor Mortis has always been a bit of a one hit wonder for me...their eponymous debut has remained in my ...

I almost forgot this thing had come out, which is most likely a progposeur crime of monstrous proportions considering how much of a propon...

What a title, what a cover, and what a level of expectations for creepiness this thing had set before I heard a single sound off it. All U...

It's a curious thing to return to that leading edge of the cavernous death metal conglomeration so prevalent at the turn of the 20-tee...

The suck just keeps on sucking. One might presume that by their fourth full-length album, Hellyeah would at least find themselves capable...