If ever there were an album deserving of a re-issue, Fuckin' Death would be a prime contender, and so it is that Death Strike 's lo...

While I'm hardly the biggest advocate for re-recordings of albums, preferring to hear the material in its original projection (for bette...

The second release for the young Voldsom imprint (the first being a CD reissue of Finnish Norns ' In Fog They Appear demo), Til Det Ber...

The snag in defining an effort like Prophecies of Malevolence is that it's so successful at its dark ambient elements that I'd almo...

Skeletal Spectre 's 2009 debut Tomb Coven was a bit of a treat, a cult horror infested romp through the annals of traditional Swedish d...

When I first read the title of the new Thurisaz album, I was rather surprised and misled into thinking it might be something along the lines...

Paths of Possession had honestly come a long way since their debut, the lacking Legacy of Ashes in 2002. Though The End of the Hour is not...

Though the two are not quite the same, I'd liken Monstrosity 's 5th full-length Spiritual Apocalypse to Deicide 's surprising St...

Doomsday-X is another of those Malevolent Creation releases which musters just enough courage and independence against the band's blan...

Few are the bands which deserve the proverbial fork stuck in them more than Florida's Six Feet Under . Yet in stark defiance of their ut...