5.31.2004
Very nice. These are swirling, bleak dark ambient soundscapes that, while thematically related to physical conflict, sound...
More nu-metally metalcore from this not-so-secretive-anymore band that feature ex-members of a lot of other Solid State...
I'm not a Death in June fanatic, and my exposure to them has been limited, but having thoroughly enjoyed a few of their...
Here's the thing, I bought this because I'm a sucker for thrash, I was a big Death Angel fan when I was a kid, and I wanted...
Another demo that just doesn't do it for me. I'm not into the vocals at all. They're generally upper-midrange snarls or...
Here's some brutal death metal from Canada that blends the old and the new in a manner that I can appreciate, though I...
12 tracks of abrasive metalcore from The Netherlands in 17 minutes. This is actually good for what it is but the band needs...
Ahhh, not bad. Catchy, heavy emo/indie/metalcore type stuff with a semi radio-friendly edge that I have no problem...
More blistering hardcore/punk from this Minneapolis act, and I like this better than anything else they've done to date. The...
Here's some heavy and melodic emo/screamo from France that uses a tight performance with a little bit of controlled...
10 new tracks of ripping death metal from Commit Suicide, with a technical edge, but never shedding its sheer brutality -...
Damn! 17 tracks of fast Italian hardcore in less than 15 minutes! This is good stuff, fast paced and energetic hardcore/punk...
This unconventional act's members hail from Ireland and Australia, and use electric violin, piano, keyboards, violin, viola,...
Chefkirk begins with a whopping 11 tracks of experimental noise to what I view as the most literal degree: Covering all the...
Well, the first track may be a mere thirty seconds of not-so-abrasive sounds, but "9242LFTO" quickly follows with five...
A grinding death metal duo from Canada that, to my great dismay, uses a drum machine, which really disrupts the flow and...
Cassage de Burnes (France) opens up with a weird track of lush clean guitars and spoken vocals, but suddenly shifts into...
Damn. This is one of the best looking self-released CD's I've seen in my entire life, hands down. The layout is fucking...
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