Showing posts with label death metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label death metal. Show all posts

Possessor - Dead By Dawn (2016)

27 September, 2016

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Possessor - Dead By Dawn Album Cover

Possessor is an unholy 3 piece from the UK. Dead By Dawn is their second full-length album. It was released in July and is still available as limited edition cassette. How cool is that? They are offering these tapes for 6 pounds. Check the bandcamp link below.


Possessor is a band that blends many influences from the past & present. From the classic Sabbathian and Pentagram grooves, to the massive Electric Wizard riffage and Melvins craziness. With a bit of oldschool death metal and a touch of the first and second wave of black metal. I even hope that their next album will have more black metal influences. Last but not least, the 80's thrash metal high-speed. Yes, it's fast, thrashy, pounding and heavy while maintaining a somewhat distinctive personality through the sound. Of course you can't forget all the horror films inspirations. Just to mention one. The album title is obviously referring to Evil Dead 2 (aka the best movie ever made). But every more experienced horror fanatic will quickly notice all of them.


All in all, an excellent slab of heavy metal with more than enough to keep even the most discerning listener engaged for countless listens. I know I’ll certainly be revisiting this one over and over again.


General Surgery - Necrology (1991)

07 April, 2012

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General Surgery - Necrology Album Cover

Let's start with General Surgery. Brutal goregrind in the vein of the good, old Carcass. A great release to listen to over and over again, it's very addictive.

Napalm Death - Mentally Murdered (1989)

03 March, 2012

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Napalm Death - Mentally Murdered Album Cover

The famous EP where Napalm Death turned into death metal. Sadly, it was the last record with Lee Dorrian and Bill Steer.

Shrum - Red Devils & Purple Ringers (1996)

17 September, 2009

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Shrum - Red Devils & Purple Ringers Album Cover

SHRUM, the long-defunct side-project of late ACID BATH bassist Audie Pitre and drum programmer/keyboardist/vocalist Tomas Viator (DISINCARNATE, SUFFER).
Described as "a psychadelic, death metal mix of chaos," SHRUM used two bass players (with former JACKNIFE bassist Joseph J. Fontenot on second bass) and no guitarists. - metalunderground.com