Sadistic Intent have replaced Hobbs’ Angel of Death, who canceled their entire American tour, at Hells Headbash 3.
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Sadistic Intent have replaced Hobbs’ Angel of Death, who canceled their entire American tour, at Hells Headbash 3.
4 CommentsTags: death metal, festivals, hells headbangers, Hells Headbash, hobbs' angel of death, sadistic intent, upcoming shows
Darren Cesca has joined Deeds of Flesh to drum on their upcoming, yet untitled album according to a press release by the band. Darren is “a killer drummer” according to Deeds of Flesh.
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This band has been around for two decades. I recently found out about them and recommend the album Ruined from 2014.
If you would enjoy a fusion of Cynic and Satyricon, you should enjoy this. Some of the tracks are less effective than others because the band is experimenting with different song arrangements and techniques. The core of this band is killer chord progressions which are very melodic and form a basis for adding riffs to a song without randomness. The bass guitar playing is most excellent throughout. The vocals are simply effective in context with nice rhythmic placement but fairly generic texture. I give Ruined an A-. I had to deduct a point because there was one track I disliked, “Prey.”
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Innsmouth play primitive blackened death metal in the vein of Darkthrone‘s A Blaze in the Northern Sky with the addition of several other metal riffing styles to the three chord hardcore Hellhammerisms. Consumed by the Elder Sign attempts to build an atmosphere resembling the terror and corruption of Lovecraftian Elder Gods through atmosphere, production, and samples that often come across as comically charming rather than haunting; cries of hatching star spawn sound like baby dinosaurs from Jurassic Park.
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Master are embarking upon an American tour to promote their recent Epiphany of Hate album. Hopefully the Portland show will have a bigger turnout as the last major metal show there, Profanatica, had a very poor turnout due to social justice warrior fanaticism.
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Earache Records is repressing Morbid Angel‘s Gateways to Annihilation on wax for all those who care and love LPs.
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I, Voidhanger Records premiered the first songs off of Serpent Ascending‘s upcoming Ananku on SoundCloud and shill blog No Clean Singing today. “Entrance” lyrics feature stanzas from William Blake’s poem “The Earth’s Answer”.
16 CommentsTags: ananku, Aṇaṅku, Black Metal, death metal, i voidhanger records, Jarno Nurmi, new song, Serpent Ascending, upcoming release
Incantation and Malevolent Creation have announced more dates for their American tour this October on Incantation’s website:
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Morbid Angel (Trey Azagthoth and Steve Tucker) released a crazy press release on their Facebook page yesterday claiming to be “working on some super Inspired Over The Top Shit” and stating that they have signed a contract with German label UDR Music. Despite needing a drummer, the band promises to strike “a consistent chord of dark, dissonant death-metal empathy with their loyal fanbase.” Hopefully Trey and Steve’s new collaboration will be more Formulas Fatal to the Flesh than Gateways to Annihilation.
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Algerian death metal band Lelahell are currently recording their second album, Alif, after a successful crowdfunding campaign. Alif will feature the drumming of Hannes Grossmann from Blotted Science, Necrophagist, Hate Eternal, and Obscura.
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