Reviews contributed by Norma Angelina Dagostino.
Tags: Abigor, aluk todolo, black 'n roll, crypto-indie, diapsiquir, drastus, elend, funeral mist, hipster bullshit, hipster invasion, hipster music, homoeroticism, homosexuality, ihsahn, kathaaria, malign, marquis de sade, metalcore, nihil nocturne, norma evangelium diaboli, poser metal, posers, poseur metal, poseurs, rebirth of nefast, sadistic metal reviews, scenesters, screamo, shit
Septicflesh, a bunch of Greek cyber crusts with Klingon facial hair who wear rubber suits like villains on the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, released two new preview tracks from their upcoming album that will of course be awful, Codex Omega, which comes out I don’t know when and I don’t care who is releasing and you should not care either and should listen to Darkthrone – Soulside Journey or something instead as even checking out these two tracks is a waste of your precious little time on Earth.
10 CommentsTags: AIDS, cancer, deathcore, homosexuality, lyric video, metalcore, new track, news, season of mist, septicflesh, upcoming release, video
Expulsion are a self-proclaimed grindcore band who rarely grind on their debut crossover thrash album Nightmare Future.
3 CommentsTags: Crossover, crossover thrash, expulsion, metalcore, nightmare future, relapse, relapse records, repulsion, review, thrash metal
Reviews contributed to Death Metal Underground by Linus Douglas.
Tags: 2017, angelcide, bereft of light, black 'n roll, crypto-indie, curved blade, ein, folk metal, folk rock, gevurahel, karne, magoth, mavradoxa, metalcore, posers, reviews, sadistic metal reviews, sator malus, screamo, shit, stygian temple, symposium of torments
At the Gates front man Tomas Linberg has started writing the lyrics for a new At the Gates album according to a recent post on his mosh, core, trends, Fun book page.
11 CommentsTags: At the Gates, melodeaf, metalcore, modern metal, news, sell-out, Speed Metal, Sweden, Tomas Lindberg, upcoming album
Metal interview blog Bardo Methodology interviewed Nuclear War Now! Productions owner Yosuke Kinishi earlier this week about his motivations for starting his mostly war metal label. Konishi spoke about his mild misanthropy, veganism, “die hard” edition cash grabs, and how most war metal bands (presumably on his label) fail to live up to the social Darwinism they spout.
52 CommentsTags: bardo methodology, Crossover, crossover thrash, false, false metal, funderground, hipster, hipster bullshit, hipster idiocy, hipster invasion, homosexuality, interview, Japan, metalcore, modern metal, narcissism, nostalgia, nuclear war now! productions, nwn, NWN/FMP, poser, poser metal, posers, poseur, poseur metal, poseurs, thrash metal, trends mosh core fun, veganism, War Metal, yosuke konishi, yukio mishima
“Dude, did you hear what DMU did this time?”
67 CommentsTags: autism, blast beat network, brett stevens, communists, cultural marxism, culture wars, daniel maarat, death metal underground, funderground, homosexuality, indie rock, meta, metalcore, MetalSucks, nu-metal, posers, poseurs, rap rock, sjws, social justice warriors, socialists, special snowflake, toilet ov hell, vince neilstein
Tags: acrimonious, ande, anomalie, apostate viaticum, beneath a godless sky, black 'n roll, black alley lobotomy, boring, candle, consumation, crimson sun, Death Fortress, death metal, deathcore, deathless legacy, digir gidim, divine element, draugurinn, ekpyrosis, elevator music, eshtadur, falls of rauros, faytree, fen, fubar, gothic, harvest gulgatltha, in thousand lakes, jarnbord, kjeld, mean messiah, metalcore, nifelheim, norunda, NORÐ, resonance cascade, sadistic metal reviews, sielunvihollinen, skogen, spectral, tervahäät, the committee, the nightstalker, the ritual aura, thormesis, thybreath, unaussprechlichen kulten, weltesser, witchapter
Behemoth frontman Nergal came out against what he termed “Radical Islamists” in a recent interview conducted after a Rammstein concert in Berlin was evacuated due to a terrorist threat.
48 CommentsTags: behemoth, christianity, islam, mainstream metal, metalcore, modern metal, nergal, poland, politics, Rammstein, Religion, terrorists
Swedish metalcore band The Haunted premiered a new music video, “Brute Force”, this week on Youtube. “Brute Force” comes off their upcoming record which you absolutely should not buy if you have an IQ over 100, Strength in Numbers, which comes out August 25th on Century Media. This song sucks and sounds like a melodic hardcore band trying to play 1980s speed metal and failing miserably.
2 CommentsTags: Adrian Erlandsson, century media, metalcore, music video, new song, new track, the haunted, upcoming release
