Outrage was an obscurity during the German emergence as thrash, speed and heavy metal masters in the 80s, but after nearly a 20 year sile...

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...

When I first checked out this one-man Dutch band's second album Coffinships , I was really hoping to get into it. The reviews I read h...

Bombs of Hades continue to eke out their own little corner of crusty, D-beat, Entombed worshiping heaven with their third full-length At...

Though Abisso is unquestionably competent for a single man project, this EP came with a bit of disparity between the earlier tracks that ...

This is a band I've always wanted to like a lot more than I do. The post-nuclear streetpunk get ups, the great artwork, the viciousnes...

Don't be put off by the first track on this - "Fallout Woman" - which feels like a weird amalgamation of The Doors, Cream, T...

Snatching a satisfactory brutal death metal album out of the ether has become an increasingly rare commodity for me in recent times, so it...

I reviewed the first Empatic record, Gods of Thousand Souls , back in 2010, and that was a decent effort in terms of accessible death met...