Off again for the holidays, thank you dear readers for stopping by! Back in January with a German death/thrash discography I have neglected ...

Bitter Scorn is little more than a bite-sized after mint to the phenomenal Never Surrender record,  Deströyer 666 riding high on another ...

If the biggest criticism I can level at Never Surrender is that it partly sounds like a couple of outtakes from Wildfire with some new ide...

It's a difficult thing to follow up a masterpiece, or at least what I personally perceive to be a masterpiece, and so  Deströyer 666 di...

Wildfire might lean a lot more heavily into the band's thrash/speed metal side than any of the other  Deströyer 666 albums, but it also...

Defiance might have arrived after a six-year gap in releases, the longest  Deströyer 666 had gone since their inception, but when it did a...

Terror Abraxas is a shorter release than the albums before it, an EP released through Iron Pegasus Records in Germany, which more or less c...

Cold Steel... was an interesting album because it almost does a 180 spin back from the polished Phoenix Rising back to the more feral appe...

It's only a matter of moments into Phoenix Rising until you realize that  Deströyer 666 has raised its intensity level by a considerab...

Unchain the Wolves is an improvement on the EP in several ways, as the band converts more directly into a black metal sound with influences...