By Dig Dirkler After more than seven years of silence, Monstrosity have erupted back into the extreme metal conversation with Screams from Beneath the Surface—a record that feels less like a comeback and more like a continuation of a mission… Read More ›
In the world of progressive technical death metal, few bands have carved out a sound as distinctive as Beyond Creation. Known for blending blistering technicality with jazz influences, memorable riffs, and dynamic songwriting, the band has remained a standout in… Read More ›
By Dig Dirkler Indianapolis deathcore band Mauled has been building serious momentum. What started as a garage project quickly turned into a hometown force, selling out two local shows and building a reputation for unhinged live performances.
Because everything is intertwined, from the dynamics of the narrative to the dynamics of the music. It has to be a great song that flows satisfyingly as well as a continually exciting and mystifying visual adventure.
By Dig Dirkler There’s a certain kind of heaviness that goes beyond distortion and down-tuned riffs—a weight that feels spiritual, cinematic, and unsettling. Bardo Thodol operate squarely in that realm. Drawing inspiration from the Tibetan Book of the Dead, Italian… Read More ›
With Devoured by the Mouth of Hell, Heriot have stepped into a new era. The band’s first full-length record is heavier, more focused, and more confident than anything they’ve released before. MetalgodZradiO caught up with vocalist and guitarist Debbie Gough … Read More ›