Tag: death metal

  • Bloodbath – The Arrow Of Satan Is Drawn

    Bloodbath – The Arrow Of Satan Is Drawn

    To me, The Arrow Of Satan Is Drawn really proves that death metal as a genre has staying power. This album builds on the classic work of Death, Autopsy, Carcass, Entombed and Unleashed and their ilk and forges its sound into something true to its roots, yet very much of the 21st century. The track “Bloodicide”…

  • Suffocation @ Lee’s Palace, 24 October 2018

    Suffocation @ Lee’s Palace, 24 October 2018

    Death Chopping North American Tour: SUFFOCATION, CATTLE DECAPITATION, KRISIUN, SOREPTION The “Farewell Frank” tour went absolutely great in Toronto on October 24. Every single act perfectly built hype surrounding Toronto’s last time to watch original Suffocation vocalist Frank Mullen, live and it was an absolutely killer show. I thoroughly enjoyed every single act especially Cattle…

  • Hellbound interviews Genocide Pact in San Francisco

    Hellbound interviews Genocide Pact in San Francisco

    This fall, Washington DC’s Genocide Pact are busy touring North America as part of the Relapse Contamination Tour 2018. When the tour hit San Francisco, Hellbound’s Gene Gaona got a chance to talk death metal and more with Genocide Pact drummer Connor and guitarist /vocalist Tim. INTERVIEW: Interview recorded at the DNA Lounge in San Francisco ,…

  • High On Fire – Electric Messiah

    High On Fire – Electric Messiah

    Some people might say Matt Pike’s the new Lemmy, but when it comes to High On Fire’s consistency, I’d compare them to AC/DC. As they enter their 20th year as a band, you pretty much know what you’re gonna get before you push play – and yet, I can’t say I was disappointed by Electric…

  • Create a Kill – Summoned to Rise

    Create a Kill – Summoned to Rise

    Being a fan of the Thrash genre since the tender young age of 12 (I’m now 45) I have been fortunate enough to hear and witness the birth of some of the greatest Thrash music known to man. For some time it seems like the genre which I have hung my hat on as my…

  • Ominous Eclipse – Sinister

    Ominous Eclipse – Sinister

    Forging their own path towards the New Wave of Canadian Death Metal, Ominous Eclipse is an independent band from Ottawa and have shared the stage with contemporaries Insurrection, Endast, and Crimson Shadows. Their upcoming release Sinister, due September 14th, is a game changing release for Ominous Eclipse that places them center stage for my pick of…

  • Infernal Coil – Within a World Forgotten

    Infernal Coil – Within a World Forgotten

    Idaho based grinding death metallers Infernal Coil release their debut full-length project on September 28 via Profound Lore Records. For the past two years now, Infernal Coil has been releasing some of the most terrifying death metal and this new record, Within a World Forgotten, is no exception. This record spans just over thirty-five minutes in length…

  • Scorched – Ecliptic Butchery

    Scorched – Ecliptic Butchery

    If you haven’t heard of the death metal wizards of Scorched before, you’re going to want to turn your ear towards them as they are about to release one of the greatest death metal records of the last ten years. In just over a month, they’ll release their second full-length record entitled, Ecliptic Butchery, on…

  • Aepoch – Awakening Inception

    Aepoch – Awakening Inception

    Aepoch, the up-and-coming Canadian death metal group from Cambridge, Ontario have released a solid debut album to launch themselves to a place of recognition with some amazing riffs, composition, lyrics and flow. Brett MacIntosh, Kyle Edissi, Taylor Wroblewski and Greg Carvalho mix perfectly and their instruments lend very well to one another. The lyrics focus…

  • Into the Grave Festival, August 2018

    Into the Grave Festival, August 2018

    10-11 August – Leeuwarden, Holland This was the time and place to be for a weekend spiced with an exquisite selection of death, groove, black and symphonic metal. After a seven-hours drive through the typical German Friday’s traffic jams, I finally arrived at the festival location, unfortunately missing already the first two acts: the Belgians Toxic Shock…