Mexican death metal grinders, Unidad Trauma, write conceptual music about the pernicious practises of occult medicine and the unethical thirst for knowledge that puts the patient second to the interests…
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Wes Hauch could be the nearest thing today’s generation has to a Dimebag Darrell guitar hero. You’ll know his angular rhythms and shred patterns from his work in The Faceless…
Ice cold wind, fog and dissonant blackened guitar chords set the scene of a barren wasteland before the battle in the opening seconds of Aschenvater’s debut death metal release, Landungsfeldmassaker…
Anonymous UK collective, Epiphanic Truth, are proof once more that progressive metal is a genre of poets and philosophers, just like pre-unification Germany in the eighteenth century. But the musicians…
Munich trio, Death Chamber, are unambiguous about the style of music they play. A band with a name like theirs can only be a death metal artist. One look at…
We should be thankful to Sepultura for opening up thrash metal to the power and intensity of hardcore on their Chaos AD album in 1993. Some cite Slayer as the…
Infected black flies spread onchocerciasis when they bite into human flesh. It creates a parasitic worm in the human body and leads to extreme itching, disfigurement and often blindness. Medical…
Despite hinting towards the grindcore of old with its bleak cover art (reminiscent of Terrorizer’s World Downfall or Napalm Death’s From Enslavement to Obliteration), Endseeker’s third opus, Mount Carcass, is…
To the passive observer of pop culture, it’s hard to think of another name more synonymous with death metal than Cannibal Corpse. From their appearance in Ace Ventura in 1994…