Abaddon Incarnate from Ireland were formed when Bereaved were put to rest in 1994. After some demos, they were signed by France’s label Season Of Mist, and in 1999 they released The Last Supper, followed in 2001 by Nadir (through Sentinel) and Dark Crusade in 2004 (Xtreem Music).
Once assed the intro “Souls of a frozen earth” dies out, it becomes immediately clear what we’ve got on our plate, no nonsense heavy metal as if crafted in the eighties… ZENO MORF from Norway provide us singalong heavy metal with no doubt can be appreciated by a many headbangers who are still convinced that it’s 1984 and not 2014 and there is nothing wrong with that. Granted the vocals of ERIK Westerlund are not exactly at the same level as let’s say mr Dirkscneider or a certain guy named Halford. You also w
According to the info this release of “Women is the earth“ took 3 years of writing an making it… all this in order to as they put it “uphold the conception of the music”… What I hear is 4 far too long tracks (Length ranging from 8 to 16 minutes) of underproduced black’ ish” metal… The band app intentionally keeps low profile only playing shows occasionally and in surround areasof there homestead located in South Dakota, I can only support that decision, as half assed “mighty” Bathory influenced “noise” is something I don’t need more off…
Three years ago, the then recent addition to the ConcreteWeb family, Jeroen, reviewed this Portuguese band's third full-length album Holy Beast, not caring much for the offering...in fact, he kinda dragged it through the mud some! I'm afraid he didn't quite understand where the band comes from, and what their intentions were, or he might at least have understood what he'd been listening to, and not just slag the band down because of personal musical tastes.
Bit of a weird one, this "re-issue". You see, in the info that comes with the download promo, there's no mention at all of a release date, and an extensive search on the internet failed to give me any info on that current date.
As an idea in the back of One's mind, the Swedish “Black Metal” act Vanhelga has been in existence at least since 2001, but the nihilistic hateful thoughts behind it have been the core life teachings of One, also known as 145188 (in real life as J. Ottosson), whom as a child looked around at all the domesticated people with their meaningless lifestyles around him... and decided that society was no place for him, and from there that life itself, as lived by so many around him, was no place for him.
I very recently reviewed the six-way split Monsters! … (see update June 2nd 2014 under ‘various’), which brought pretty refreshing, original and / or at least distinctive Grindcore-attacks, and now Kaotoxin are here again with another grinding split, this time by two sweet combos that will make you gradually nauseous. A Fairytale Full Of Apotemnophiliac Moments is how this collection of Gore / Porn lullabies is entitled, and it will be released in a limited edition of 1,000 copies with no repressing afterwards.
I do not think Triptykon need any introduction anymore. They actually started six years ago as a side-project of Celtic Frost, but soon it all turned more serious. Tom G. ‘Warrior’ Fischer left Celtic Frost (and Celtic Frost disbanded soon after), and lots of material he wrote after the Monotheist-sessions (which I still think was a splendid album) seemed to be a logical basement for his new group.
Thine, from West Yorkshire UK, first formed in 1993 as Blood of Thine but it wasn’t until 1996 (& a name-change to just Thine), that the band decided to record their first studio demo. But it wasn’t until January 1998, for them to record the debut album under Peaceville Records. ‘A Town Like This’ was recorded at Academy Studios and was engineered / mixed by MAGS.
Anthology sort of means career overview, in the case of Florida”s power metal band “ SEASON’S OF THE WOLF“ it’s a rather a rerelease of two albums only available on tape when originally released end of the eighties early nineties… The band info sheet that comes with this double cd, mentions that SOTW has influences from such eighties class acts like “METAL CHURCH” and “SAVATAGE”..
