Abominant is not your run of the mill typical death metal band, as they play old school death metal repulsive enough to make your head explode in fury.
Coldblood – Indescribable Physiognomy Of The Devil (Old School Death Metal album review)
Brazilians Coldblood play old school death metal, with morbid sounding, evil spell chanting guitars and growls sure to imprecate the devil from his eternal chamber of fires.
Mithridatic – Miserable Miracle (death metal album review)
Mithridatic play a very intricately crafted blend of death and black metal, with moments of experimentation and auditory devastation for the human ear – this band will consume you alive.
Assailant/Ubiquitous Realities – Bringers of Delusion (Thrash/Death Metal Split EP review)
Assailant and Ubiquitous Realities’ split EP, is a superbly stunning display Thrash and Death Metal taken to the next level of human comprehension. It’s wickedly extreme enough to beat the crap out of you…
Rotting Flesh – Infected Purity (Old School Death/Black Metal album review)
Greece’s Rotting Flesh play sadistically maniacal old school death/black metal that’s sure to make your ears melt right of off your skull, as their style of extreme metal is very twisted.
Abhomine – Larvae Offal Swine (Black/Death Metal album review)
Abhomine is the solo project of Angelcorpse, Order From Chaos founder Pete Helmkamp, which is black and death metal all rolled up into one, creating a merciless tornado of aural destruction.
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.
Exterminas – Dichotomy (Blackened death metal album review)
These lunatic Italians in Exterminas play such a darkened form of extreme metal, it is sure to send shivers down your spine, listen to “Dichotomy” with extreme caution.
Hatecrowned – Newborn Serpent (Black/Death metal album review)
This quartet play with so much intensity and conviction, you’re sure to feel the fiery power their hellish songs create on this CD.
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…
