blackened thrash

Take the “Black Challenge” with long-running Richmond blackened thrashers Battlemaster.

Blackened death/thrash bruisers Dismemberment will release Arc of Ancients, the second album from the Ohio extreme metal quartet, through Creator-Destructor Records this Friday, but why wait to hear it?

Atomic Cretins are suffering from “Spiritual Cancer.”

Black Anvil pay tribute to late The Devil’s Blood vocalist/guitarist Selim Lemouchi.

Bang your head with black-thrashers Aempyrean.

Get thrashed with a new offering from Blackrat.

No mysteries here, just a brand new song from Sathanas.

Dead Medua are taking you on a one-way trip to “Riff City!”

Sodom in the U.S.A. Label: 20 Buck Spin Daeva is most definitely a Steve Jansson affair. If you’re reading this magazine then you know who Jansson is even if you don’t realize you do. Jansson’s a Philly ’head, plays guitar in Crypt Sermon, screams and shreds in Trenchrot, Infiltrator, as well as killer grinders Unrest….

All Hell performed at Shadow Woods, so we caught up with them to discuss their new album, The Grave Alchemist.

Goatwhore frontman Ben Falgoust on new album Vengeful Ascension. 

Stream new track “The Observer” from blackened thrash force Wilderness Dream. 

Deathrash Armageddon is a Japanese label that releases a number of raw thrash and black metal bands. 

Blackened thrash trio All Hell deliver a new song from their forthcoming The Grave Alchemist. 

Rebel Wizard‘s unique sound, self-described as “negative metal,” is an unholy marriage of black, thrash and power metal with a healthy dose of NWoBHM thrown in. Stream their album Triumph of Gloom in full now. 

A few months ago we had the pleasure of hosting the online premiere of Craven Idol’s awesome debut LP, Towards Eschaton. And it really was a pleasure, ‘cos this slab of apocalyptica is a total 100 per cent doozy. Released through Dark Descent in October, Towards Eschaton is a record that marks the Londoners’ evolution…

Ladies and germs, pray silence please for Craven Idol’s Towards Eschaton. Pull up the easy chair, pull on the headphones; you’ll no doubt find the north Londoners’ debut long-player an extreme metal album of rare power. This here’s a bona fide contender for album of the year, a soundtrack for those evenings when your ouija…