I don't know what to say, really. It's six songs. It's fucking way more graphic lyrically this time around, I think. It's got a lot more faster stuff on it this time. Before, like with the last album, we had a lot more slow stuff. People tripped on...
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We are a band with roots for Death Metal since the very early days. We have a passion for this music, we don't care what the trend is for the moment, we still do what comes from our hearts, so to speak. As we wanted to do an...
Are you sick of plain death/doom-metal? Well, we've got the cure... PHLEBOTOMIZED. Heavy, melodic death-metal with a difference !!! A combination with keyboards completes the PHLEBOTOMIZED-sound into a symphonic happening. First demo "DEVOTED TO GOD" is available in holland for fl 10,- and fl 2,50 in stamps or...
US grindcore, ATROCITY released their second album - The Art of Death! - on this day in 1992 through British label Metalcore. At 1st we had a deal with Deaf Records, which at the time was a new label under Peaceville Records. We were signed to do a...
MALIGNANT SAVIOUR released their sole album on this day in 1997. Vocalist Craig Land moved to the UK a few years later and has since formed DE PROFUNDIS. I was in a band which released an album in '97, and the week after that our guitarist flew out...
Swedish death / grind. ABSURD released their only major title, Storm of Malevolence 7", on this day in 1991 through Seraphic Decay. The material was released earlier in the year on tape as Storm of Malevolence. And with that, the band were over! Guitarist / vocalist Chris Vowden...
Killer Chilean, Lovecraftian death metal; ATOMIC AGGRESSOR released their last demo on this day in 1991. Resurrection was the second demo. Bloody Ceremonial was released in 1989 and the only other material was a rehearsal tape in 1990. Great raw sound influenced by MORBID ANGEL & POSSESSED! Atomic...
With Warfare Noise I, Brazil and - in a way - the rest of world, paid more attention to Belo Horizonte. The bands were really good at the musical level. Of course, things weren't so great when it came to organization. Most bands here didn't have that entrepreneur...
...we started recording it in June and we finished mixing it in the middle of September. It was done at Sable Rose studio in Coventry, and Andy Faulkner co-produced. It was the longest we had spent in the studio - we wrote a few riffs and vocals in...
I think the recording was good for us. It ended up being more of a demo for us so we can hear a good recording of some of our newer songs at the time. It was good preparation for “Onward To Golgotha”. We realized we played the songs...
Totally different from the EP, it was recorded in a 16 track studio and we had a week to record it. The songs are faster & heavier than those on the EP. And the production is also much better. So I can tell you it has everything to...
I wouldn't change anything. The recording. The technique we had. What it took to play. How we approached music. That said, it being 30 years old, I never thought anyone would've paid attention to it. It is underground music. I'm thankful I'm able to do it to this...
We never had any goals while writing music - it just came naturally and we tried to think outside the box. That's why you hear influences from 70's rock to doom metal on this album. The recordings were even more chaotic than on "For God...", because we booked...
Everywhere we've played, it's been good. Like, with the in-store we did here (in Denver), I think it reflects how the album is doing. A lot of people showed up. Many had the album, and a lot of people like it. It's real good. It's beyond what we...
The "Feel Sorry for the Fanatic" record in my opinion still is one of our best albums, but it's just not Death Metal and we probably should not have released it under the name Morgoth. Releasing that album was the right decision at that time. I actually don't...
I think it could have been better, but it represented us kind of well. I wasn't too happy with the mix; there was too much reverb on the drums. Next time we'll be better. Dave Witte / Human Remains interview, Chronicles of Chaos, 1996 HUMAN REMAINS released their...
Aaahh a cool songs but again a crappy sound. We had to do the drums again for this one (because of a lack of $$$ it had to be done fast). It's the same as with the BCD CD the songs that we still play sound 100000 times...
They've signed with the new French label CORPSE GRINDER Rec. for a 7". They'll enter Sunlight Studios (ENTOMBED, THERION, CARNAGE, DRAK THRONE, etc.) to record three new songs and possibly one of the demo. Recently they've recruited a new guitarist called John Zwetsloot and surely their music will...