Track Premiere: Hierophant – “Forever Crucified”
September 15, 2016 Emily Bellino
Italy’s Hierophant unleash a palpable burst of anger on “Forever Crucified” as they prepare to release Mass Grave.
Primitive Origins: Wicked Lady’s The Axeman Cometh
September 15, 2016 Greg Pratt
Where were you in ’69 when the dam began to burst? Our first installment of Primitive Origins looks at Wicked Lady‘s The Axeman Cometh album.
Justify Your Shitty Taste: Satyricon’s “Rebel Extravaganza”
September 15, 2016 Neill Jameson
Satyricon may have traded in medieval times for urban discipline in 1999, but that doesn’t mean that you should overlook the power of the controversial Rebel Extravaganza.
Hall of Fame Countdown: Dying Fetus’ Destroy the Opposition
September 15, 2016 Matt Solis
There are many reasons why Dying Fetus’ Destroy the Opposition rules, but one in particular stands (severed) head and shoulders above them all: the riffs. Slick, catchy and heavy as fuck, this is death metal that was written to be remembered.
Full Album Stream: pg.lost – ‘Versus’
September 14, 2016 Emily Bellino
Swedish experimental instrumentalists pg.lost have put out yet another captivating album. Stream it in full before its official release date.
Track Premiere: Gatecreeper – “Stronghold”
September 14, 2016 Emily Bellino
Gatecreeper‘s latest single is yet another reason to keep the death metal newcomers in mind. Listen to “Stronghold” now.
Dan Seagrave’s “Migrators” Soar from Distant Worlds on Mangled Wings
September 14, 2016 Sean Frasier
Cambridge, MA tattoo shop/art gallery Eridanos hosts Dan Seagrave’s mind-bending swarm of winged creations.
Full Album Stream: Saint Vitus’ “Live Vol. 2” Will Bring Misery of the Best/Worst Sort to Your Day
September 13, 2016 James Lewis
Doom of the highest caliber, in the live, in its entirety. Before the release date!
Altered Dead: Exclusive interview & full album stream!
September 13, 2016 Dutch Pearce
Rather than reinvent the wheel, Altered Dead construct a twelve-spoke rolling thing out of rotting corpses. And they do so with such skill and aplomb that they make crafting exemplary death metal look easy.
Ex-Cryptopsy Teacher Feature: A Seminar With Two Dans (Mongrain and Greening)
September 13, 2016 Daniel Lake
In our final metal teacher installment, we bring you two men who hold down less traditional teaching positions: Voivod’s Dan Mongrain, who teaches music at the college level; and Rage Nucléaire’s Lord Worm (Dan Greening), who teaches English language skills to business people who have left behind the traditional classroom setting.