Dead Congregation annouced a new Greek tour to promote their recent Sombre Doom EP today on their Facebook page. Only two dates have been announced so far but more are coming.
No CommentsTags: dead congregation, death metal, death-doom, Doom Metal, greece, upcoming tours
Gorgoroth‘s Destroyer is being reissued next March on LP and CD by Soulseller Records according to a post of theirs on the Nuclear War Now! Productions forum. Jon “Metalion” Kristiansen, author of the legendary Slayer zine, has written new liner notes.
2 CommentsTags: Black Metal, compact disc, destroyer, gorgoroth, norway, Norwegian Black Metal, reissue, soulseller records, vinyl
Immolation and Vader have been booked to play next year’s Bristol Deathfest. Immolation are still great live and Vader should be at least fun. The rest of the lineup is unremarkable at best. Check out Immolation play if you live nearby.
3 CommentsTags: bristol deathfest, death metal, festivals, immolation, united kingdom, upcoming shows, vader
More Sadistic Metal Reviews? Yes, yes, yes!
9 CommentsTags: across the burning sky, apofenia, arriver, beyond belief, black candle, church of disgust, dischordia, doomed, enemy of reality, Ghoulgotha, gohrgone, haar, insulters, kingdom, lascar, lucifer's cold embrace, lucifer's fall, maligner, myrkgrav, nuisible, paria, queen elephantine, ruin, sadistic metal reviews, sartegos, scalpture, sepulchral curse, tardive dyskinesia, the downspiral to hell, turbo shokk, uncoffined, Undead, ur draugr, voidhanger, warlord u.k., witchmaster, wolf counsel, Ysengrin
Immortal are recording a new album next month. Demonaz will be the primary songwriting for the first time in almost twenty years. Will the KISS of All Shall Fall continue with Abbath kicked out of the band for refusing to kick drinking and drugs? Will Demonaz continue from March of the Norse or Blizzard Beasts? Let’s find out!
4 CommentsTags: Black Metal, Demonaz, immortal, nuclear blast records, recording, upcoming release
Guns get the job done.
14 CommentsTags: anagnorisis, black motel theory, blood rainbow, bloodphemy, boreworm, born to burn, brine, colosso, coma cluster void, cryfemal, cumbeast, endemise, escatology, exoto, fags, funderground, gargoyle, Goatblood, khaos-dei, king fowley, liber null, murder spree, nabaath, nahum, night demon, nordwitch, norns, october 31, Pentacle, perpetual demise, principality of hell, raspail, resonance cascade, ruach raah, sadistic metal reviews, sadokist, sea of shame, sectorial, serpent, shadowflag, sisyphean rage, skullwinx, soothsayer, sound storm, sumerlands, talrak, thought vomit, tortorum, trees of eternity, tyrants blood, undrask, unison theory, womb
Canadian mainstream and funderground metal blog Hellbound.ca responded to MetalSucks‘ The MetalSucks Manifesto by publishing their own “The Wild Beast Manifesto” about how metal should not be neutered according to political correctness despite any single persons chosen political opinions.
3 CommentsTags: canada, censorship, communists, hellbound.ca, metalgate, MetalSucks
New Zealand war metal band Heresiarch are set to record a new album in February of next year according to a recent post of the band’s in the Nuclear War Now! Productions forum. Death Ordinance will be released by Dark Descend Records.
No CommentsTags: Black Metal, dark descent, dark descent records, death metal, death ordinance, heresiarch, new zealand, upcoming release, War Metal
A cultured human being should pursue a good hobby. It’s somewhat more interesting if said hobby involves a mild vice or foible. The hobby should also develop skill and produce a satisfactory end product. It should make the person somewhat unique amongst a group of peers and allow them to develop camaraderie with their fellow hobbyists. It becomes a Schelling Point so to speak.
9 CommentsTags: alcohol, beer, homebrewing, the good life
Ananku is a term from the Tamil language describing the otherworldly and awesome power of sublime natural places and objects to overwhelm mankind into submission to their will by merely the perception of them. Jarno Nurmi of Serpent Ascending accomplishes this musically on his album of the same name by composing harmonized heavy and black metal style leads atop a death metal rhythmic basic into occult blackened narratives. Riffs are phrased and repeat to numerologically unfold, revealing profound and novel melodic leads as if the petals of a flower gradually blooming into gnostic truth when bathed in unconquered light.
24 CommentsTags: 2016, ananku, Black Metal, death metal, Finland, Heavy Metal, i voidhanger records, Jarno Nurmi, review, Serpent Ascending
