Hell is where the heart is: Party.San Metal Open Air 2026 Afterwards, everyone who’d been there looked a bit dazed. That’s the thing I keep coming back to about Sunken‘s set in the...
We’ve lost count how many times we’ve been to Party San Metal Open Air—but who’s counting anyway? All we know is: it’s home, and we’re coming back, Welcome to Hell!! Last year was madness in...
Nunslaughter is one of those bands that seems to have been around forever and, at the same time, never really changed itself to appease anyone. Basically, what you heard from these Americans in the...
Ever heard of Horion? No? Me neither, since they are now offering their debut EP this band still flies under the radar. Hopefully, this will change because these French lads seem to have plenty...
Sweden has never struggled to produce great extreme metal, but every so often a band turns up that doesn’t just join the lineage, it sharpens it. Avdagata’s second full-length, “The Apocalyptic Aeon”, is exactly...
2025 has been a year of reckoning as much as a year of discovery. Legacy genres have had to decide whether they’re museum pieces or living, breathing organisms. Some chose to polish themselves into...
2025 was a year of hardships—and some smaller wins. It wasn’t marked by grand success, but by endurance, persistence, and learning how to recognize progress wherever it appeared. I hope that for you, the...
“From my rotting body, flowers shall grow and I am in them, and that is eternity”. A quote by Norwegian painter Edward Munch, taken from the latest otherworldly progressive death metal odyssey by BINAH,...
Every so often a record lands on your desk that makes you ask a very simple question: “how have I never heard this band before?” Phobocosm’s fourth album, “Gateway,” was one of those moments...
Australian death metal has been quietly producing some of the most consistent brutality of the last decade, and Depravity have been at the centre of that surge. After the excellent “Evil Upheaval” (2018) and...