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Blazing fast grindcore that pushes to expand the genre - what more does a growing boy need?
Elizabeth Colour Wheel opened for Fórn roughly a year ago in Brooklyn and it was stunning. It was immediately one of the most impressive...
Even when Beaten to Death appears to veer away from what makes them a standalone proposition, they still present as a novel outfit. Their...
Examination of Violent Cinema, Vol. 1 is set to be another incendiary feather in the cap of the world’s premiere cine-grind band.
Listening to A New Kind of Horror is like mainlining adrenaline for 33 minutes straight. It's one of metal's best bands performing at the...
Within A World Forgotten is a dizzy, dark spell of violence conjured from the depths.
“I am going to sing for you. A little off key, perhaps, but I will sing. I will sing while you croak. I will...
Rotten Sound's latest release trades length for superb consistency and is one of 2018's surprise grindcore hits.
The elements which brought Wolvhammer to where they are today remain. A broader scope and sense of adventure has opened up new possibilities.
The newest record from Wake, Misery Rites, makes for a savage trip into rage.
Most of you reading this are likely intimately familiar with the convoluted and sordid history surrounding Sepultura and both current and former members. No...
Gutslit is coming at you with the same sort of balls out assault that drew so many of us to the death metal genre
WVRM's Can You Hear The Wind Howl proves to be a killer collection of savage grindcore
No frills or wasted time. Just some of good, old Leng Tch'e grindcore.
Nightmare Future is a 14-minute throwback to the grindcore/death metal days of old, executed perfectly by a seasoned group of musicians.
For those that can bear its unapologetic abrasiveness, Mutation's latest record is a wildly energetic, albeit uneven, listen.
Lifeless God is an adrenaline kick of finger-licking grind goodness.
Dios Carne is one of the most sinister offerings from Looking for an Answer yet.
Obsidian Ark feels like it’s working on building a new sound, but starting with the familiar.
The Drip have more going on than most would notice upon a few listens.
