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Might interest some here - second album from Zealot Cult titled 'Psalms of Filth' due for release via Awakening Records on September 25th.

https://www.overdrive.ie/zealot-cult-sign-with-awakening-records-and-announce-long-awaited-second-album-psalms-of-filth/

Looking forward to this,been a long time since the last album!.Artwork cool too!

Satyricon -Rebel Extravaganza!

The Wait

A girl I work with; a relative of hers was given the all clear recently,and passed away not long after!, riddled!.
How the fuck is this missed in 2026!?

I didnt know the lad! ,(I did enjoy the Philfest threads!😅)

RIP fella!

Undergang- Aldrig i livet!

One of my favourite DM albums of more recent times!

This was mighty craic; great turn out on a Wednesday night. I haven't been in the Pav in years!, such a cool venue!.More gigs in there please!

Vader-Litany!

Yeah; these things are great for a bit of live nostalgia!!, just let it at that.

I was done with Sepultura when Roots came out.Chaos AD was a time and place nostalgia thing, haven't played it in over 20 years id say!.I was never going to touch Soulfly, at that point I was a bit done with metal! well mainstream metal tbh!.

I really enjoyed Overtures of Blasphemy!, i was definitely in the minority on here at the time!

I'll see them at Stonehenge fest in July, been 20 years since I last saw them live.A band ive always liked without being a total fanatic, you need to be in a certain mood to enjoy them!

One annoying cunt to another!

Unholy Cult is one i go back to a lot!

I accept that I have a huge amount of nostalgia for Scars of the Crucifix relative to the norm, but I think it is a far superior album to Stench. I think Stench sounded fresh and like a band reinvigorated on release, but it isn't what I want from Deicide (tbh, we're 30 years past what that really is now), but it has no staying power. Scars biggest failing is the thin production, but I think you can see what they were trying to do with it and it doesn't always get the credit it deserves.

scars is a class album, but they went up another level again on Stench!.