The Great Observer – Loss of Transcendence: Album Review
Italian act The Great Observer unleash a debut steeped in death metal’s darkest traditions and most volatile mutations.
Italian act The Great Observer unleash a debut steeped in death metal’s darkest traditions and most volatile mutations.
Channelling old school brutality with precision based technicality Infected Dead unleash a firestorm EP.
A festering return from one of death metal’s most criminally overlooked bands, Funebrarum rise once more to drag the genre back into its most putrid, abyss‑dwelling depths.
Chile’s long running blasphemers, Godless, shatter their nine year silence with a venomous earth shattering assault.
A harrowing descent into some of the most grotesque and atmospheric death metal ever crafted as Hrob unleash their debut album.
India’s Fleshcrave crash on the death metal radar with a debut EP steeped in unvarnished death metal ferocity.
Thirty years in and Six Feet Under return with refocused, groove power assault that pushes back against recent criticism.
Teratoma return with a hulking slab of bone‑grinding death metal that stalks with irresistible groove and merciless weight.
With four decades of uncompromising darkness, Immolation return with their most formidable vision to date.
Forging multilingual hardcore fury into a weapon against oppression and channelling global resistance through raw, uncompromising hardcore the debut album from Zanjeer is a frenzied attack on the world.
Rising from the fetid ghouls of the 1990s rancid death metal underbelly, Indiana’s malignant horde, Protrusion, unleash a near on perfect homage to those halcyon gruesome days.