Tribal Gaze “Inveighing Brilliance”
Texas’ Tribal Gaze bring the unholiness and violence with their new album Inveighing Brilliance
Coroner “Dissonance Theory”
After 32 years, technical thrash legends Coroner rise from the grave to release a sheer onslaught of sonic brutality and hostility
Sanguisugabogg “Hideous Aftermath”
With their third album, Sanguisugabogg brings a macabre path of destruction and brutality that will leave you completely decimated and begging for more.
Orbit Culture “Death Above Life”
On their fifth album, does Orbit Culture’s Death Above Life deliver a strong, consistent album?
Revocation “New Gods, New Masters”
Death/Thrashers Revocation returns with their first new album in three years, and summon an otherworldly aura of heaviness.
Paradise Lost “Ascension”
Doom metal legends Paradise Lost deliver their eighteenth album that ascends from the darkest depths of doom and dread.
Withered Land “Hall of The Dead”
On Withered Land’s second album, the band only improves their sound to a new level of grandeur and sheer unholy blasphemy.
Castle Rat “The Bestiary”
Theatrical doom metal act Castle Rat dive into The Beastiary on their sophomore album
Lorna Shore “I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me”
Lorna Shore takes their sound to an even grander and heavier scale, while the band battles the festering everblack within them
Between The Buried and Me “The Blue Nowhere”
On their eleventh album, Between The Buried and Me look to find themselves in The Blue Nowhere
Pestilential Shadows “Wretch”
On the band's eighth album, Pestilential Shadows continues a dark legacy of bleakness and unholy destruction
Imperishable “Revelation in Purity”
The debut album from Imperishable, an act with death metal veterans, showing how Death Metal is truly done.
Obšar “V rabstvi merzotnyka”
On their newest EP, Obšar go dark, grim and demonic in the band’s melodic/folk black metal sound.
Symphobia “Hideously Traumatic”
The debut album from Indonesia’s Symphobia delivers a brutal death metal punch of breakdowns and brutality
Fallujah “Xenotaph”
Fallujah return with their sixth album Xenotaph. Pushing the complexity and technical musicianship to new levels.
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Kardashev “Alunea”
Arizona deathgaze act Kardashev deliver their third album channel the unknown, while packing a ton of heaviness and emotion within
Rotting Christ “35 Years of Evil Existence: Live in Lycabettus”
Legendary Greek act Rotting Christ document their legacy in a career spanning live album that captures the blasphemy the band has delivered for over 30 years.
Unbounded Terror “Something is Rotten in Humanity”
With their fourth album, Unbounded Terror release an album that freshens the rotten roots of classic 90’s death metal.
Allegaeon “The Ossuary Lens”
Melodic tech-death act Allegaeon new album The Ossuary Lens brings back a familiar face in Ezra Haynes and the brutality of their early albums.