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Prepare for maximum shred and maximum chorus catchiness!
Hi, what are you looking for?
Specifically for their Absolute Elsewhere album release show.
Featuring Graveripper, Bloodletter, Suffer, Acid Mass, and more!
An electronic, ambient re-interpretation of The Ghost of Badon Hill by Josh Gallop.
Prepare for maximum shred and maximum chorus catchiness!
Oh, and the guys who did the theme for the show are signed to Relapse Records.
It's the closest we can get to God actually returning to Earth.
Featuring Black Sabbath and Type O Negative covers!
In today's Tech-death Tuesday, we explore two more new killer 2016 technical death metal releases from Cancerous Womb and Intonate.
Spacey vocals, evolving soundscapes, and hard-hitting percussion. What more do you need?
FFO: King Diamond, Mercyful Fate, King Diamond, King Diamond.
One of Doom Metal's biggest new stars has graced the planet with new music. We are fortunate enough to share it with everyone.
Holy death metal, this is good... but did you expect anything else?
Another tribulation in the trials of The Ghost Inside...
Fuck stages, right?
San Francisco's Zed are back with some of their most exciting and passionate music to date!
There's video of it too, which is totally real, you guys.
Their catalog is small, but the Olympia-based Funeral Doom band shows promise for the future. Check them out ahead of their appearance at Migration...
Or maybe it's a metaphor, and not a call to murder.
Get up and dance, you grumpy trve kvlt stalwart.
Much heavier than Shelter!
Five years later and Charred Walls (Tim "Ripper" Owens, etc.) is still fucking great.
Ultimately, the song sounds like the same classic Suicidal Tendencies sound you've come to know and love, and Lombardo more than holds his own.
Devin Townsend Project, having just come off its double album/sort-of split with Devin Townsend as a solo artist in 2014, is already all geared...
The Great White North. A vast land where beavers, moose, and man gather over a breakfast of peameal bacon and maple syrup slathered pancakes....
When you first hit play, it might be easy to immediately coin Holy Serpent as another retro heavy metal band… but you'd be wrong...
You're going to need some seriously good speakers for this one... because it's powerful.
