Decembre Noir Origin: Germany Active since: 2008 Label: Lifeforce Records Genre(s): Death/doom metal For fans of: October Tide, Rapture, Daylight Dies, Novembers Doom This review is also available at rateyourmusic.com “Autumn Kings” Many soulcrushing work commutes in 2016 were spent listening to Decembre Noir’s “Forsaken Earth”. The band’s aggressive take Read more
Psycroptic Origin: Australia Active since: 1999 Genre(s): Technical death metal For fans of: Anata, Spawn of Possession, Decapitated This review is also available at rateyourmusic.com “As the Kingdom Drowns” Psycroptic is a band that underwhelmed me so many times that I almost stopped checking out their albums. I’m usually not Read more
Antimatter Origin: United Kingdom Active since: 1998 Genre(s): Progressive rock, alternative rock For fans of: Anathema, Katatonia, Sleeping Pulse This review is also available at rateyourmusic.com “Black Market Enlightenment” The wait for this album has been a long one. Antimatter is one of my favorite bands, and 2015’s “The Judas Read more
My death metal from 2017 post got some solid attention, so I figured I’d start a blog post for this year’s output as well. 2018 hasn’t been the best year for death metal, but some fairly solid stuff has still gotten out. Please comment if I’ve missed out on any Read more
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