Osschaert is a rather simpler sort of death metal record that you won't hear very often these days, being that it doesn't conform...

Gods of Violence reminds me a whole lot of Sodom 's latest record in how it tries pretty effectively to be everything for nearly ever...

Several years ago I did a sweeping review project covering all the German thrash I could find, partly to track it across the decades as on...

I was interested in Saqra's Cult for two reasons. Firstly, both of its cultists were also present in a blackened thrash act Maleficen...

With their first proper full-length in a decade-plus career, Germans Mosaic hit a pretty interesting, atmospheric stride early on and the...

The Gothic doom aesthetic summoned forth by The Tree of Death is not one I commonly come across, so it's usually one I do appreciate t...

To think I can remember a time when Icelandic black metal was unanimous with  Sólstafir and  Sólstafir alone, but in recent years the co...

I can't sit here and tell you that Machine Messiah has rid itself of all the vapid, bouncing, predictable hardcore grooves that the b...

Norway remains slightly underrepresented in the death metal scene, but there have certainly been a number of excellent contributions throu...

Both the band's name and the album title are pretty apt to tell you what this going to sound like: raw and warlike blackened death met...