It would be almost impossible for someone of my tastes to not appreciate what this band is bringing to the table on their debut. This is a t...

It's not often you get a death metal band focused on social and political subject matter, aside from Napalm Death and a few others that...

The latest EP offering from Poland's corpse-painted death metal superstars is an interesting mix of material. You've got a few live ...

The debut full-length from this Japanese band is the very definition of the guttural stomp death that has clogged the arteries of the USDM s...

I'll admit I was a sucker for the cover art and the album title, but after a creepy intro, I was sad to discover that the sophomore albu...

Having been a fan of their previous albums Scalding Coldness and Where the Snows Are Never Gone , I was highly anticipating the new album f...

Wedard's Eiskrieg ep from last year made him one of the more promising new dsbm acts in my eyes. Very pleasant material with interestin...

Little bit of trivia: this is Sean Yseult's project after White Zombie disbanded. These three girls play a simple flavour of surf roc...

This album showed up in our last.fm group when it came out last year, but I think it bears repeating, especially for creepy week. Hailing f...

At the risk of losing all my hipster pull in society, I've recently been going through my vinyl to either sell off, give away or dispose...