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Sarcofago invite you to examine their history with twenty tracks of hard to obtain demos and their first new unreleased material in years!
"Udåd legitimizes the existence of lo-fi black metal even after the genre at large has evolved so much."
"By adding traditional metal elements laced together with clever song writing, Persefone have crafted a genius, modern metal album."
"If Death Is But A Door is a sign of things to come, Alluvial will continue to carve out an important spot for themselves...
"If In Exile proves anything, it’s that 1476 will remain a band deserving of attention whenever they drop new music."
"Kruelty treats their stylistic combination like a contest to see how much punishment they can derive from each genre they take from."
"Remember… You Must Die is hard-as-nails evidence that Suicide Silence have fully re-embraced the past."
"Enslaved are outsiders among outsiders, and they seem even happier for it. If more groups follow their creative example, all of metal will benefit."
"All Out War's brand of blackened-core shows that there are many iterations of this style that can succeed as more than a novelty."
Tribunal isn't exactly surprising by doom metal standards, but their debut album is doom with a capital “D.”
"Netherheaven finds Revocation doubling down on their most ferocious elements."
"Valborg certainly takes a chance by playing more hard and less pretty as they age."
"Learning To Dissolve plays like a refined take on a pre-existing statement of intent."
"Chat Pile fashions sludgecore into a vivid display of mental trauma caused by an afflicting world. God’s country indeed… If God has truly looked...
"Wormrot shape other genres around grind for their purposes and to their advantage."
"Bleed From Within showcases a willingness to do what the song needs, while still pushing themselves as songwriters."
"Matt Heafy wrote an album that holds its own wit in the lexicon of forward-thinking metal."
"Dystopia fits in nicely with the post-metalcore wave, but Caliban still calls back to the many eras of heavy music they’ve partook in."
"It's hard to deny the impact of Landmvrks when they kick into high gear."
"While Rolo Tomassi isn't the first mathcore bands to try post-rock on for size, they've achieved a particularly natural bridge between the two genres."
"While it still technically falls under the blackened deathcore umbrella, Ritual Hymns finds Worm Shepherd proving how versatile this micro-genre can be."
"Coherence is an outstanding melodic death metal album and is highly recommended to metal fans of all persuasions."
Slaughter to Prevail punctuate their brutal deathcore sound with a surprising turn for nu metal, and it mostly works!
