1. Poltergeist
2. Vespa Crabro
3. Carnal Beast
4. Rupture
5. Decapitating Lead
6. Army Of Rancors
7. Fatal Desire
8. Nuclear Dawn
9. Journey To The End Of Time
2nd album by Terravore. A nice surprise that came out of nowhere. A great, fresh and full of energy thrash album. Great riffing ideas, that flirt with death metal, with excellent solos, nice vocal delivery and suitable old school production. A must listen for all the thrashers out there.
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1. Serpents Of An Aberrant Reality
2. Dyatlov Pass
3. Terrorzone
4. Krieg-Sanity
5. In Our Image After Our Likeness
6. Assimilate
7. Asylum Of Deviants
8. Pride Breaker
9. Faith Machinery
1. Spectre Of Devastation
2. Pestilence
3. Rat King
4. Left To Rot
5. Hail Caesar
6. Into The Fray
7. Colossal Terror
8. Witch Burner
9. Dawn Of The Red
4th album by Warfect, a well oiled thrashing machine with heavy inspiration coming from the uncompromising German thrash style whilst there are nods to more extreme metal genres such as black metal with a definite blackened thrash sound creeping in at times. If you like your thrash on the more violent and aggressive side then this really is a must hear album.
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1. Intro
2. Your Window Is Open
3. Joe Ball Was His Name
4. Sticky 5. Abduction
6. Tea Cakes
7. Them Dry Bones
8. Richard Speck Grew Big Breasts
9. Slaughter House
10. Breaking Point
11. The Lake Of Fire
12. Warte, Warte
13. Now It's Time To Play
14. The Wheels On The Bug
15. Corpse Violator
16. The Murder Mack
1. Eyes Of The Possessed
2. March Into Obliteration
3. Vengeance Of The Damned
4. Into The Endless Dark
4-track 'Ep by Bastard Priest, 9 years after their second album. The music seems to be performed with the same grit and urgency, the songs seem to be written with the same genuine youthful enthusiasm the band had back in the 'Under The Hammer Of Destruction' days.
1. Blind Eye
2. Hallmark Of Tyranny
3. Monotheist
4. Retrograde
5. Apparatus
6. Dead Feed
7. Upheaval
8. Refuge
9. Necromatrix
10. Shallow Depth
11. Shame and Ridicule
Debut album by Brave The Cold, the project of Mitch Harris (Napalm Death, etc.) with Dirk Verbeuren (Cadaver, Megadeth, etc.). The vocal parts, ranging from baritone ritual chanting to almost angelic choral harmonies, combined with an instrumentation that otherwise breathes pure aggression and menace, do an excellent job in co-creating the dystopian and apocalyptic atmosphere of the album.
1. Doubt, Fear, Neglect
2. Ailleurs
3. Pleine Noirceur
4. Aube
5. Sans Lumière
6. Sans Racines
7. Everything I Love Is Ending
8. A Dying Light
9. Dropping Like Flies
10. L'abandon
11. An Ending
12. _cide
10th album by Fuck The Facts, 5 years after their last one. No two songs will ever sound the same. Some sound like hardcore, or have jazz passages, or prog-esque soloing, but the band never loses its essential grind base. One thing that has always been unique to FTF is the ability to shift from genre to genre, often within the same song, without ever feeling forced or abrupt.
1. Extreme Tolerance
2. Abyss Of The Mind
3. Dead Weight
4. Divide The Soulless
5. The Face I Hate
6. Forbidden
7. Godlike Shell
8. Suffer For Nothing
9. Facing Mortality
10. Machines Of Hate
6th album by Morta Skuld. The group continues with the dynamic pace of the music, even though the newest output isn’t that different from its predecessor. Being rooted in the U.S. death metal scene for thirty years, the band seems to modulate the craft, although the biggest improvement comes in the quality of the riffs.
1. The Blindness Of Faith
2. Graven Image
3. See The Light
4. Religious Holocaust
5. Unbound Sinful Light
6. Houses Of God
7. To Die As One
8. Into The Outer Darkness
9. Ritual Slaughter
10. Gehenna
4th album by In Malice's Wake. There's nothing surprising here, as they still sound like the bastard offspring of Testament and Slayer. Brutal, ravenous thrash with speed and aggression to spare that'll effortlessly drill through your skull as it blazes out of the speakers.
1. Kill Your Inner Cop
2. Inferno
3. Final Hour
4. Praising The Realm Of Loss
5. The Burden Of Hope Part I
6. The Burden Of Hope Part II
7. Razed Eden
8. Abysm Of Existence
9. …Of Dying
10. Denazification
11. Monotony Of Anguish
12. Monolith
3rd album by Ancst. They put out a genre blending record that speaks to the times that we are living in these days. 2020 has been a pretty shitty year and this album is pissed off enough to truly sum up the feelings that many people are experiencing on a day to day basis.
1. Stone Giants
2. Into The Badlands
3. A Neverending Journey
4. Troops Of The Damned
5. Soulships
6. The Frail And The Weak
7. Lord Of All Darkness
8. Iron Will
2nd album by Black Soul Horde, 7 years after their debut. The end result is a powerful heavy metal album full of heavy riffs and killer hooks that will please even the most die-hard fan of heavy metal. An entertaining mix of classic heavy, power and NWOBHM.
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1. Intro
2. Return Of Ravens
3. The Shadowshires
4. Solitude
5. Leave A Room
6. Sorcerers
7. Can Die No More
8. Nathalie And The Fireflies
9. Let Us Go As They Do
10. Down The Nile
11. Outro
5th album by Lake Of Tears. After the group split up, around 2000, to honor the contract with Black Mark they released this album, which was finished off by the band leader Daniel Brennare with little help of various other musicians. Half of the tracks on here fall under the category of modern and groovy psychedelic goth music.
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1. Fires In The Dark
2. Jettegryta
3. Sequence
4. Homebound
5. Utgardr
6. Urjotun
7. Flight Of Thought And Memory
8. Storms Of Utgard
9. Distant Seasons
The 15th album by Enslaved, is a brave move, offering a larger space for more atmospheric moments, with hints of gothic undertones that may shock die-hard extremists. The use of clean and death metal vocals, acoustic and electrical instruments have made an interesting album and the band have chosen the various elements well.
1. The Curtain Pulls Back
2. The Crimson Rider (Gallows Frontier, Act I)
3. The Iron Horse (Gallows Frontier, Act II)
4. Fire & Gold
5. Masquerade Of The Gunslingers
6. Intermission
7. Vaudeville
4th album by Wayfarer. They have constructed a cinematic record in 'A Romance with Violence', and it is undoubtedly their strongest album to date. It manages to transport the listener away from the modern day and into a strange alternative Western sound-tracked by black metal.
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