Guitarist Meathook filled us in on Blood Red Throne’s newest album “Union Of Flesh And Machine”, and why it is their heaviest album so far.
Blood Red Throne – Union Of Flesh And Machine (Death Metal album review)
Blood Red Throne is back with its most brutally twisted and sickeningly ambitious record in the form of “Union Of Flesh And Machine”, which is sure to melt your skin right off the bones.
Concrete – Chambers Of Afterlife (Death Metal album review)
Bulgaria’s quintet death metal squad is sure to decapitate your head with one listen to their infamous old school death metal sounds, which made the American and European death metal scenes such a hit in the 90s.
Desolator – Spawn Of Misanthropy EP (Death Metal CD review)
Sweden’s quartet Desolator is old school death metal that shatters not only your eardrums but also the sound barrier, with its sheer metal grinding guitars and perverse, deathly vocals.
Dalkhu – Descend Into Nothingness
Slovenia’s Dalkhu play a very modern and unique style of melodic death metal that is brutal and morbidly, sinister to the touch, as “Descend Into Nothingness” completely demoralizes the listener’s ears.
Goholor – In Saeculis Obscuris EP (death metal album review)
The darkened aggression found on Goholor’s EP reminds of the good old days of death metal mixed with hints of black metal.
Enthrallment – Eugenic Wombs (Brutal Death Metal album review)
There are nine tracks of ultra chaotic, proficiently played death metal that’s sure to leave even the veteran extreme metal head in a complete state of disarray.
Praise The Flame – Manifest Rebellion (Death Metal album review)
The rhythms and riffs immaculately strangle you at the neck, while the vocals senselessly smash your brains out…
Malevolent Creation – Dead Man’s Path (death metal album review)
“Dead Man’s Path” is a culmination of every one of Malevolent Creation’s albums released, but this album is more treading the old school death metal territory.
