Nostalgia kicks in full with Hexorcist and their debut demo recording, aptly named “Bestiarum Vocabulum”.
Miloš Šebalj
Keeping the past alive could well be the motif behind this entire split release. There are four bands, from a couple of corners of the…
It is clear that Gob Patrol has the know-how. A definite direction is still lacking, but it seems to me that whichever path they eventually…
I took the new Harakiri For The Sky record and I am in love with it!
Three years after their debut album, Maddox have spawned its follow up and another attempt to step onto the big scene.
Bent Out Of Shape is off to a flying start. Just keep up with the set pace and there is no need to worry.
Green Mantis is out. Looking to devour the very ones it uses for breeding. Humanity devours everything. Now, it is our turn to be eaten!
With over twenty years of existence and just a couple of releases in the meantime, Anguish Sublime is hardly your hardest working band. However, with…
Sodom is not destroyed. Sodom cannot be destroyed. And here’s the proof.
Last Frontier manage to produce tracks that are both memorable and requiring deeper involvement from the listener.
A whole lot of development is a mandatory step for the next output by Nihilum.
I’ll take it as a reminder to go spin the album from 1980 once again. By the way, I’m almost glad that I missed the…
Soulskinner record is announced as another strike of old school dark version of death metal.
Now, despite the advantages and shortcomings of the bands presented on this split CD, I must note that I enjoyed spinning this release very much.…
Now, to call “Devoured in Decay” a success on the field of horror soundtrack would be wrong. I could probably mention a number of records…
It needs to be said that though “December” is quite a decent record, it lacks a touch of Hadal’s own imagination.
Anderwelt doesn’t want you simply banging your heads. They need you to start banging on the artificial walls surrounding us all like sheep. They are…
To speak about some sort of an instant classic would be tasteless at this point in time, but Sardonic Witchery’s former reputation is certainly well-deserved…
With such a length, “Bastards United” could have offered a broader overview of Portuguese thrash metal scene. Still, for an inquisitive mind such as mine,…
It is my opinion that only God himself can stop Zvijer becoming a force to be reckoned.