Death Metal Kill Zone

Excellent brutal death metal, best I've heard in a while.

Incantation doing what they do....very well. Review coming soon.

CPicard wrote:

For some reason, the whole Carcass catalogue had been uploaded on SoundCloud:

http://https://soundcloud.com/carcassofficial

It's finally all been added to Spotify too.

Nightfly wrote:

Fast becoming one of my favourite albums of the year...

I think it´s a great albums too. And of course it´s nice to see Benediction return. I feared we had heard the last from them.

Forever TRUE - Forever BLUE!
UMUR on RYM

Yeah and while I think Dave Hunt did a great job on the last couple of releases, Dave Ingram is THE singer for Benediction IMO, and with him returning, this feels more like a real Benediction album. I look forward to seing them live on the 2021 Copenhell Festival (If we are allowed to attend in June, Pandemic and all). I haven´t seen Benediction in concert since 1995.

Forever TRUE - Forever BLUE!
UMUR on RYM

Might just be their best yet...

Time Signature wrote:

... and here's a true classic :-)

UMUR wrote:

Yep and actually much in the same technical brutal death metal style. I wasn�t much of a fan of Suffocation back in the early nineties, but I�ve spend the last couple of years gettin� into their albums, and now I fully understand the praise they get and how influential their albums have been on the death metal genre. My favorite is:

http://www.metalmusicarchives.com/suffocation--pierced-from-within.aspx

You both might like this. I just finished up the Suffocation discography today, ending with the Human Waste EP. I always liked the two albums above, but Human Waste absolutely blew me away more than most death metal albums I've checked out. That was true brutality in a short and unpredictable 23 minutes worth revisiting, like one big "go to hell" to Cryptopsy. I'm moving it to the top of my brutal death chart.

Since it came out in 1991, I decided to finally revisit Death's Human and see if it's better like a lot of websites say. I've slightly grown out of Symbolic, anyway. Human isn't as good as The Sound of Perseverance, but it may be better than Human Waste. Maybe. Heavier than Symbolic, just as melodic and slightly more diverse, which means it does more with its small runtime than Symbolic which is a little bloated.

And the Trogdor comes in the NIIIIGHT!

Pierced From Within is probably my favourite Suffocation album. I also highly recommend the Despise The Sun EP which came out 3 years after.

Powerful stuff from Aeon after a gap of 9 years since the last one...

I've gotta check out more No One Gets Out Alive, Devouring Humanity and Infected Malignity today. And I still plan on checking out more George Benson. :P

I've heard roughly 30 slam death albums so far. Thankfully, they're freakishly short and have a lot of EP's and demos. The only real challenge is figuring out which bands I plan on listening to, because there are some that are just too damn gory, sexual or both. Some is alright, but not to the obsessive point like Devourment gets into. I really don't care if they helped pioneer slam. I only really force myself through specific genres when I'm serious about making a list.

Right now I'm on Severe Cold by No One Gets Out Alive. Decent album. Nice and heavy, but the bluegrass elements, while I appreciate the fact that they found a way to fit country into metal without half-assing it, gets old after a while.

And the Trogdor comes in the NIIIIGHT!