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Tag: tech death
Tasmanian tech death powerhouse, Psycroptic, are one of the most consistent bands in the genre. Their 2003 sophomore album remains a classic from the era when Necrophagist were the emerging…
Burner have momentum. They also have vigour. As one of London’s newest extreme metal outfits to emerge over the last eighteen months, their trajectory is enviable. They signed their first…
Philadelphia quartet, IATT (pronounced eye-at), started out as a metalcore band but soon evolved into a more progressive and extreme outfit with a slew of EPs before their 2015 debut…
New York tech death quintet, Artificial Brain, produced one of the most fascinating records of recent years with 2017’s Infrared Horizon. You can hear its influence starting to drip down…
The Atlanta duo of Kyle Walburn and Brandon Iacovella started Tómarúm in 2017 and won’t mind us assuming things started as a bedroom project between two musicians with a shared…
Texas gave us the fiendish black metal of Necrofier last year, and now another group emerge from the Lone Star State with a determination to reset your expectations of the…
Beyond the Structure are the Necrophagist of Estonia, although that sounds more like the epithet for a serial killer than a technical death metal band. The point is they play…
Islamabad is not famous for the quality of its death metal, but Pakistan quintet, Azaab, are about to change your perceptions. Formed in 2016 by guitarist and producer, Shahab Khan,…