Album Reviews

The third studio album “Harvest of Malevolent” of the international death metal four-piece Hyperdontia offers a filthy and rotten manifestation. Out via Me Saco Un Ojo Records and Dark Descent Records.

Bloodbath’s sixth album ‘Survival of the Sickest’ is an astonishingly aggressive and ultimately brutal record that resonates with the band’s earlier discography. Its 11 tracks unleash a raw old-school sound and bring the fans a bloody Smörgåsbord of zombified gore-themed death metal. Out on Napalm Records on September 9.

Hellfrost And Fire’s debut album ‘Fire, Frost and Hell’ employs the expertise of Dave Ingram’s vocals as they bring together fresh old school elements from classic death metal.

“Hideous Entity” is a bludgeoning death metal album brought by the methods of the Danish and the Turkish style of death metal.

Crusty death metal with a heavy dose of thrash metal, get ready for this because Goregäng is going fast!

“Burial Remains” have somehow found their own niche on the debut album. And it’s safe to say that band somehow sounds close to the 90’s version of Fleshcrawl.

Gods Forsaken is yet another (death) metal supergroup, is it actually worth something or does all the talent not go anywhere?