Death Metal
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Sun of the Dying: ‘A Throne of Ashes’ Ignites Earth’s Silent Roar of Retribution
A profound metamorphosis occurs when the mourner lays down their wreath and picks up a torch. Moving beyond passive nature-worship,…
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Nothgard: Orchestrating a Cinematic Resurrection of Melodic Sorrow with ‘Opium Dreams’
Breaking a three-year silence, Nothgard’s ‘Opium Dreams’ fuses Bavarian precision with Romantic tragedy. This pivotal 2025 return signals Dom R.…
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Herejía: A Symphonic Covenant from the Edge of the Abyss
The Colombian metal institution releases ‘In Nomine Obscuritatis,’ a posthumous fulfillment of its founder’s vision that bridges the raw aggression…
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Crowen: Discovering a Soul with ‘Where The Darkness Falls’ to the Voice of ‘Ember Wraith’
Crowen’s 2024 EP, ‘Where The Darkness Falls,’ was a masterwork that revealed a new folk-driven voice. The new single ‘Ember…
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Omnium Gatherum: Illuminating Their Past with ‘May the Bridges We Burn Light the Way’
The Finnish stalwarts’ tenth album began as an “accidental thesis” found in an airport. It became a deliberate act of…
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Abysmal Dawn: A Human Requiem for Metal’s Soul with ‘Cradle of Affliction’
The Los Angeles death metal veterans return with a poignant tribute to At The Gates’ Tomas Lindberg, reaffirming their melodic…
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Phobocosm: Exploring the Grotesque Promise of Forever with ‘Gateway’
The Montréal death metal architects close a chapter of their career by exploring humanity’s grotesque quest for immortality. Their fourth…
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Depravity: The Return to Carnal Dominion with ‘Bestial Possession’
After a five-year silence, Australian death metal titans Depravity return with a statement of uncompromising brutality. ‘Bestial Possession’ refines their…
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Vein: Bogotá’s Canvas of Cacophony and the Forthcoming Album ‘Reveal’
Following their new single ‘Redemption,’ Bogotá’s art-metal collective Vein is gearing up to launch their sophomore album, ‘Reveal.’ The band’s…
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Night in Gales: A Thirty-Year Echo in the Gothenburg Sound with ‘Sylphlike’
Three decades after its underground genesis, the German band revisits its foundational demo, ‘Sylphlike.’ This re-recording is not an act…
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Herejía: Confronting a History of Violence with ‘In Nomine Obscuritatis’
Returning with an album born from tragedy, pioneering Colombian band Herejía honors their late founder by forging a new chapter…
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Brainblast: From ‘Relentless Rise’ to ‘Colossus Suprema,’ a Symphony of the Spirit
With their debut album, the Colombian band moves beyond a national history defined by violence, embracing a new, intellectually ambitious…
