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Finally, SLAUGHTERDAY's debut album 'Nightmare Vortex' on CD and LP.
Insane cosmic Death Metal somewhere between Autopsy's „Mental Funeral" and Hypocrisy's „Penetralia". Stunning guitar melodies, brutal bass lines, hellish vocals and everything destroying drums, sometimes fast and furious, othertime crawling all crushingly. Do not miss this masterpiece of classic Death Metal. Artwork by Mark Cooper.


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Finally, SLAUGHTERDAY's debut album 'Nightmare Vortex' on CD and LP.
Insane cosmic Death Metal somewhere between Autopsy's „Mental Funeral" and Hypocrisy's „Penetralia". Stunning guitar melodies, brutal bass lines, hellish vocals and everything destroying drums, sometimes fast and furious, othertime crawling all crushingly. Do not miss this masterpiece of classic Death Metal. Artwork by Mark Cooper.


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"Putrefying Illusions" in all its content is well diverse and surely it is not one dimensional death metal album. There’s a lot of dynamics, variety and the atmosphere is just dark and brutal all the time through!
for fans of Morgoth, Asphyx, Pestilence (Consuming Impulse), Death (Spiritual Healing), Autopsy, Convulse, Purtenance and so on..


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Despite Deserted Fear‘s German roots, the band’s material on their debut full lenth, My Empire reeks instead of a rather diverse range of influences. The stench of death that reeks in the air is suffocating as the band preludes their filthy brand of death metal on the Intro track, but once the madness begins with The Battalion of Insanities there is no stopping Deserted Fear. Right from the get go there is a rather strong Asphyx influence with the riffing style that Fabian and Mahne utilise, though there is a somewhat slight Polish sound thanks to vocalist Mahne’s growls, sounding like a fusion between Nergal’s deep, hollow growls and Martin van Drunen’s howls, some of the very best vocalists in death metal.


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2nd album bonecrushing death metal ala God Macabre, Dismember, Entombed
available now

per tutti i fan di death svedese, ecco il secondo album per i Reveal In Flesh!

finalmente disponibile


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2nd album bonecrushing death metal ala God Macabre, Dismember, Entombed
available now

per tutti i fan di death svedese, ecco il secondo album per i Reveal In Flesh!
versione vinile 140 grammi, copertine "spessa!" da 350 grammi cover ed inlay

disponibile


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heavy alternative stoner rock for fans of Kyuss, Queens Of The Stone Age, Baroness

IN STORE 04/05/2013 (in negozio dal 4 maggio circa)


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heavy alternative stoner rock for fans of Kyuss, Queens Of The Stone Age, Baroness

140 grams vinyl!

IN STORE 04/05/2013 (in negozio dal 4 maggio circa)


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Gruesome Stuff Relish is an underground death/grind band from Spain who play a fusion of early 90's old-school Swedish death metal (see Carnage or Dismember) and the splatter/gore sound and feel of Impetigo and Necrony. The band's concept revolves around their extreme love for the classic Italian horror films from the 60's, 70's and 80's. Giallo films, cannibals, zombies


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Old style death metal from Germany on FDA Records, already a line-setting label with bands like SKELETAL REMAINS and SULPHUR AEON
for fans of immolation, grave, morgoth, entombed


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Old style death metal from Germany on FDA Records, already a line-setting label with bands like SKELETAL REMAINS and SULPHUR AEON
for fans of immolation, grave, morgoth, entombed

350gram cover, 140gram black vinyl, inlay


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"the album is just a fuckin' crusher, I have no doubt it will become a classic release of the current wave of old school death metal. A real must have in your collection!
Standout tracks: “The Loved Dead”, “Summoning Black Gods”, “Evocation of the Father” and all the rest!" (METAL-ARCHIVES)

classic death metal revival from Germany!!


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Debut album per quesi lunatici americani! Per tutti colori rimasti sotto con "Spiritual Healing" e i primi Death in generale!!!!



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I must admit that the only reason I initially checked out Necromorph was because I had hoped Grinding Black Zero was a concept album about the kick-ass Dead Space video games. It’s not, and the band’s name actually predates the games’ use of the word by over a decade. But that got me to listen to Necromorph and I’m glad I did! These German sonic scholars borrow the seminal Sunlight studios guitar sound, and perhaps a few other ideas from early Entombed as well, and filter their Death Metal onslaught through Extreme Noise Terror and some Napalm Death, for a heavy Crust influence. It’s my understanding that the Necro-men started out as a Black Metal band back in 1995, and I can detect more than a little Impaled Nazarene here and there, but it may be the Crust connection the groups share. As one might surmise, the intensity throughout this album is typically off the chart, with the songs wisely kept short. Occasionally everything else is sacrificed to that intensity for a moment, but it’s rare. I’m surprised that Fritz handles all the vocals himself, as they are sometimes double-tracked, with him providing both parts of the traditional Crust hi/low dueling-vocal attack in impressive fashion. The lengthy sample from the 1976 film Network in the otherwise-instrumental, flawless final track, “Black Zero,” really made me want to give this a 10, but all of this short (28:24) album isn’t quite as perfect. Awesome way to end it, though.
(www.necromorph.net)


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Another Finnish grind band that played at OEF this year. Sadly, I missed their show because they played early in the afternoon and I was probably sleeping or just agonizing in my tent with a hangover, I don't quite remember... it's a shame, because this album is fucking awesome.

Basically it's just pure grindcore. The sound is very thick and well produced, but sill raw. I'd compare it to Insect Warfare's World Extermination, but Harsh Conditions is a tad more heavy on the midtempo-groove stuff.

Too bad I discovered this band just now. I'd like to see them live, now that I'm familiar with how much ass they kick.


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Don't be misled by the Spanish used in their album and song titles. This is not Brujeria Mk. II, but a group of German bastards who play a strain of crushing old school death metal with thick and fibrous strains of grindcore threaded into a concrete matrix of bone snapping brutality. Desechos Humanos is their third album, and while it's not amazing enough to wrench your neck from its socket, it would be difficult to conceived not at least having a partial good time to its raucous charms. Bands like Nasum, Haemorrhage, Neuropathia, Dead Infection and General Surgery all come to mind as far as its construction, but despite the huge guitar tone, there's not much Swedish happening here.

Goregast do know how to mix it up, and you'll encounter songs of varying tempos and lengths that do not necessarily preclude their content. For example, "Necrophagic Pathologist" and "Puerco de Dinero" are both under two minutes in length, but they vary the riffing from faster paced blasts to grimy grooves and back again. The downside is that there are some clear winners to be found here, and then a bunch of other tracks that amount to barely amusing filler. "Honor the Dead" and "The Boozer", for instance, rage off and rip your face off with bruising if simple patterns, but others like "Corta la Coleta" and "Capa" feel too predictable to punish. For the most moshing per minute, you might jet straight to the back of the bus here for "Unslave Yourself", which is all sledgehammer mentality that fades out into the same, strange ambiance that begins the record.

What the band might lack in pure riffing quality, they do somewhat compensate for with the enormous production of the record. Bold, bright, and beautiful enough to take even the most minimally constructed rhythms to the next level of notice. Rico Unglaube's vocals are loud and moody whether they're in Spanish or not, and the grunts are often affixed by snarls in the fine tradition running back to early Carcass. But I must say, that overall, Desechos Humanos does fall into the trap of the familiar, 'fun in the moment' effort, which just doesn't remain on the conscience long after it stops dealing you uppercuts with amputated zombie limbs. I've got very little negative to say about it, but in the long run it's not something I'd listen to over Nasum, Coldworker, Napalm Death, or various other groups in the field, and I do wish there were more memorable guitar riffs to latch on to.
(autothrall.blogspot.com)


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"SANGUINARY REVELATIONS" is 10 songs and 35 minutes of pure "BLOOD & GUTS DEATH METAL" in the vein of IMPETIGO, AUTOPSY, INCANTATION, TERRORIZER, etc. As a special bonus, SURGIKILL has recorded the song "PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES", which was the FINAL song that IMPETIGO ever worked on back in the early 90's but never recorded because they broke up in 1993. Stevo wrote the lyrics in 1991 and he finally got to use them for SURGIKILL, and now after 2 decades you can finally hear this legendary HORROR DEATH METAL song.
 

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The Californian Death Metal brigade MORFIN is back with 9 new songs, authentic and rawer than ever before, full of rage and energy.
 

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The new band of Rick Rozz DeLillo (ex-DEATH, ex-MASSACRE), Mike Mazzonetto (ex-MASSACRE) and Michael Grim (also DEATH BEFORE DYING) recorded 4 amazing tracks full of aggression, brutality, catchiness and groove.

The band formed 2015 in Altamonte Springs/Florida combines the classic Floridian Death Metal well known from the early 90s, bloodsoaked heaviness and modern influences with catchy as fuck hooklines. THE END is the demolition command of humanity.
 

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"SANGUINARY REVELATIONS" is 10 songs and 35 minutes of pure "BLOOD & GUTS DEATH METAL" in the vein of IMPETIGO, AUTOPSY, INCANTATION, TERRORIZER, etc. As a special bonus, SURGIKILL has recorded the song "PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES", which was the FINAL song that IMPETIGO ever worked on back in the early 90's but never recorded because they broke up in 1993. Stevo wrote the lyrics in 1991 and he finally got to use them for SURGIKILL, and now after 2 decades you can finally hear this legendary HORROR DEATH METAL song.
 

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Deus Otiosus release their first studio album, not counting a (live) demo and split with Hideous Invasion, six years after they were spawned. The artwork, inlay and booklet of 'Murderer' are all somewhat gloomy and desolate. Bang on it appears, because musically, these five Danes also deliver a rather dark, mean and desolate blend of death metal, mixed with the sound and atmosphere of sombre, rancid black metal. They manage to do so without losing aggression or bogging down into lugubrious, spun out soundscapes. No, Deus Otiosus prefers keeping it simple, uptempo and gritty and the Danes do this just fine. They should go with the 'keep it simple' idea a bit more even, because the odd solo on 'Murderer' does not add much. A decent bit of straightforward blackened death, all in all.
(www.lordsofmetal.nl)
 

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