Posts Tagged ‘technical death metal’

Lots of death metal in this edition of Short Sharp Shock, so I’ve thrown in a dash of old-school metal/rock too for the sake of variety. Enjoy! Band(s): Fleshbore Title: Malignancy Style(s): Death Metal Duration: 29 minutes Release date: July 13, [...]

Technical death metal has become quite a huge underground scene with new bands being formed and new albums being released seemingly every day. It’s a pleasure to see some of those bands find their own style within the confines of the genre and try [...]

Inferi are a band who have never disappointed, but had yet to really impress until their 2014 release, The Path Of Apotheosis. I consider that the album where the band finally got their shit together – while the talent of the band was evident on [...]

Yeah, I know – when we don’t publish any photos from Jeri for a little while, you worry. We have a history of being a bit reckless about where we send her, she’s been kicked in the head a time or few…and I don’t even want to [...]

Bands like Fleshbore are what indie death metal scenes are made of. It’s exactly what you are expecting, in all the best ways possible. Drawing from the influence of Cannibal Corpse, Nile and Behemoth in their raw middle-era, Fleshbore’s Malignancy EP [...]

I’ve seen a lot of different modifiers placed in front of “tech-death” over the years, but ‘blackened’ generally isn’t one of them. In fact, the entire concept of technical black metal seems completely antithetical. [...]

Formed in 2013 in Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, Burial In The Sky is a relatively young metal band, and a very promising one. After releasing a demo record in 2013, they released their first EP Transcendence in 2014, followed by their debut [...]

There is a multitude of vocabulary that could describe just how Spiral Orchard Part 1 drastically alters the sound of what Goddess of Fate has ever been able to produce.  A metamorphosis, a baptism, a re-birth, an evolution, they’re all the same. [...]