Dushkriti - Dushkriti
Bulldozer - The Day of Wrath
Bestial Summoning - The Dark War Has Begun

Their Last Stop - s/t

Quote from: Thorn on August 31, 2026, 08:36:09 PMKiller album.

Yes.


 It has been years since i listened to this band. I must go back and listen to Zyklon's debut too.

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Accept - Metal Heart 9/10
Hauled out after Pentagrime's midnight moving issues the other week. Strange band name Accept.
Right so what do we call ourselves?
I was thinking maybe...Angel Witch?
Oh that's pretty cool
Deathrow?
Not bad!
What about HELLoween?
Oh I see what you did there!
Accept?
Eh what..no..no...you've lost me now.

Deathstorm - Cascophonies 8.5/10
It seems we're awash with bands playing this style of uber aggressive thrash with gruff/growled vocals of late but I for one am feasting on 'em. These Austrians waste no time flaying flesh from bone (much like early Sadus) on this, their fifth one out on Dying Victims this year.

Atomic Aggressor - The Occult Forces 8/10
New one from the resurrected Chilean gods of deth and it's a ripper, honed to precision and tight as a gnat's chuff. If Altars of Madness is your poison ,check this out.

Vader Necropolis 8/10
Album number nine from 2009 incorporating more straight up HM influences into their meat and mash Death Metal, a lot of this is surprisingly mid tempo but they know how to write a hook and many of these tracks remain barbed in the brain days after spinning.

Teutonic Slaughter - Cheap Food 8/10
Funny thing how 'laughter' is only ever one little 's' away from 'slaughter'. No laughing matter here though as these boys absolutely do not fuck around when it comes to their belligerent Speed/Thrash. I'm sure that's the Polar Bear of Heavy Load's second album on the cover too. He gets around.

Iron Flame - World's To Conquer 8/10
I could never quite get with Hammerfall, the tunes were there but lacked any sort of gravitas and, well...it was all a bit twee ,mostly down to the irksome voice of Joachim Cans. Iron Flame address both these issues for me, very nice of them, and this new one is as good as any Trad. Metal I've heard this year, up there with the likes of Battleroar, Ravenspell and Triumpher.


Wearing jeans and leather, not crackerjack clothes

Chat Pile:Who Loves The Sun.

Graveland - Memory and Destiny

Viking era Graveland.  :abbath:

Quote from: Sworntothecans on September 04, 2026, 08:35:10 AMChat Pile:Who Loves The Sun.

Also this. The songwriting seems a bit more conventional than before but there's still a great sound from them and I'll probably listen to it many many times.

The last tune, October All The Time isn't new either, it's on Bandcamp all along, released about ten years ago under another name.


Quote from: Paul keohane on September 02, 2026, 09:54:06 PMNecrophobic - The Nocturnal Silence, unbelievable album.I can remember buying it on Cassette back in the mid 90s in my teens.I didn't rate it that much; what a fuckin idiot!

This put me in mood for something evil so stuck on the first two albums.   Great stuff  :abbath:

Necrophobic - The Nocturnal Silence
Necrophobic - Darkside
Heir Apparent - Foundations I
Trouble - Trouble

Quote from: astfgyl on September 04, 2026, 11:01:27 AM
Quote from: Sworntothecans on September 04, 2026, 08:35:10 AMChat Pile:Who Loves The Sun.

Also this. The songwriting seems a bit more conventional than before but there's still a great sound from them and I'll probably listen to it many many times.

The last tune, October All The Time isn't new either, it's on Bandcamp all along, released about ten years ago under another name.



Tis great, hopefully the postie is doing a Saturday shift so I can give it a proper listen on the turntable.
There's a bit more heft to it compared to the last two records.

Quote from: Sworntothecans on September 04, 2026, 01:43:29 PM
Quote from: astfgyl on September 04, 2026, 11:01:27 AM
Quote from: Sworntothecans on September 04, 2026, 08:35:10 AMChat Pile:Who Loves The Sun.

Also this. The songwriting seems a bit more conventional than before but there's still a great sound from them and I'll probably listen to it many many times.

The last tune, October All The Time isn't new either, it's on Bandcamp all along, released about ten years ago under another name.



Tis great, hopefully the postie is doing a Saturday shift so I can give it a proper listen on the turntable.
There's a bit more heft to it compared to the last two records.

They will be delivering every Saturday now it's due to an agreement they have with Amazon on next day delivery my postman was telling me about it the other day.

An Post have been delivering on Saturdays for a few years now. I think it started during covid, increased online shopping and all that. It was a standard thing in Dublin when I lived there, many years ago.

Quote from: Grim Reality on September 03, 2026, 02:20:38 PM
Quote from: Mithrandir on September 03, 2026, 05:29:35 AMForteresse - Thèmes pour la rébellion
Nécropole - Solarité
Abigor - Verwüstung / Invoke the Dark Age

 8)

I've been can't get enough of the frenchies at the moment

Quote from: Paul keohane on September 02, 2026, 09:54:06 PMNecrophobic - The Nocturnal Silence, unbelievable album.I can remember buying it on Cassette back in the mid 90s in my teens.I didn't rate it that much; what a fuckin idiot!

I need to give this one another go too, I bought it years ago and have maybe played it once or twice! I remember it being cool but definitely need a refresher!

Cocteau Twins- Head Over Heels. I dug out out for a revisit and quite enjoyed it this time around. I don't remember those big ignorant drum beats being there before. Are they programmed? They verge on industrial, but then the music in top is more like Kate Bush. Interesting stuff.

Burzum- Hvis Lysett Tar Oss.