Sadus – The Shadow Inside (Nuclear Blast)

Well, hell has frozen over and Sadus are back in action with a new album! I have honestly lost hope these death-thrash vets will release something new, but, The Shadow Inside, their first new material in 17 years, will be hitting shelves next Friday. Formed back in 1985 in Antioch, California, Sadus is a household..

Suffocation – Hymns From The Apocrypha (Nuclear Blast)

Long Island veterans Suffocation have been torturing our eardrums since 1988, and together with Immolation (from the same state and formed in the same year) are among the death metal bands that have persevered on their style and sound through all these years. Their ninth album, Hymns From The Apocrypha, however, marks a big change..

Akercocke announce new live album ‘Decades of Devil Worship’, Released 21st July (Peaceville)

NEW LIVE ALBUM OUT 21ST JULY VIA PEACEVILLE RECORDS  PRE-ORDER HERE - https://akercocke.lnk.to/DODW  Throughout the years, Akercocke has become known for its savage and prodigious live work. Now, with a stunningly produced and meticulously delivered torrent of high-octane blackened death metal captured live in at the Underworld in London in 2007, Akercockeblast through a collection of tracks lifted from the classic..

Memoriam – Rise To Power (Reaper Entertainment)

You know that place called “West Midlands”, right? It gave us Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Benediction, Bolt Thrower and who knows how many more fantastic bands. Memoriam, born in the aftermath of Bolt Thrower in 2015, is one more proof “there’s something in the water” in this place in England and with their fifth full..

Obituary – Dying Of Everything (Relapse Records)

Ah, those riffs and those vocals – unmistakable! The kings of groove Obituary are back once again with a hammer of a new album! The appropriately titled Dying Of Everything, their 11th full-length release, comes out January 13th via Relapse Records and is everything an old school death metal fan could dream of. Entering the..

Immolation – Acts Of God (Nuclear Blast Records)

These guys’ music ages like fine wine. It’s a bit hard to grasp that Immolation are releasing their best music ever after being part of the scene for almost 34 years now, but it’s a fact. To be honest, Immolation have never, ever released a bad album and are one of the bands which have..