Reviews written by: michael
Reviews
Mourning Sign - Contra Mundum
Sweden’s Mourning Sign return with their latest offering entitled “Contra Mundum”. This is a band that transcends genres while maintaining the foundation of standards that true metal is based upon. Melodic in theory, and technical in precision and delivery, this album hits true and it hits hard. While labeled as progressive metal, this album sound...
10/04/2019
Texas Metal Outlaws - Texas Metal Outlaws
Hailing from the USA, Texas Metal Outlaws unleash their self-titled debut upon an unsuspecting world. These guys hit the target on all aspects of what it takes to create a memorable release. Everything from the music to the vocals, and even the layout intertwine to make this experience one that should not be forgotten. Throughout the album, the rif...
03/04/2019
Mass Infection - Shadows Became Flesh
Greece’s Mass Infection have returned with "Shadows Became Flesh" which picks up right where their previous effort, <a href="https://brutalism.com/review/mass-infection-for-i-am-genocide/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">"For I Am Genocide"</a> left off. Prepare to be snatched up by the throat and cast into a maelstrom of absolute devastation and ag...
03/01/2019
Wurm Flesh - Excoriation Evisceration
California’s Wurm Flesh have burst upon the scene with their debut offering entitled "Excoriation Evisceration", and this is one release that will surely satisfy the craving for all things death metal. Fans, new and old alike, are sure to appreciate the efforts put forth by the band as each track is as pummeling and punishing as anything put out by...
02/01/2019
Corpsefucking Art - Splatterphobia
Italy’s Corpsefucking Art return with a monstrosity of a release entitled “Splatterphobia”. This band can be considered one of the sickest bands in the genre of brutal death metal. The riffs are a more grinding version of what bands were doing in the mid to late 90’s with an ever so slight technical edge. Compared to the bands <a href="https://brut...
17/12/2018
Valdur - Goat Of Iniquity
Valdur’s “Goat Of Iniquity”, is the follow up to last year’s “<a href="https://brutalism.com/review/valdur-divine-cessation" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Divine Cessation</a>” and the band seemingly pick right up where they left off with the last album. The elements and vibes of this album wrap themselves up in each other for a listening experien...
13/12/2018