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...
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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...
MORBID ANGEL hails from Tampa, Florida, where it was formed in early 1984 by Trey Azagthoth (guitar), Mike Browning (drums, vocals), and Dallas Ward (bass). Soon after, Richard Brunelle (guitar) joined in, and the band began playing Florida's club scene. Johnny Ortega replaced Dallas Ward on bass in...
There are bigger worlds for us to find if we just wake up and looking at things in a different ways. Not always take things for granted. The art show how limited human are today. He is sleeping a beautiful dreams and don't see those weird stuff going...
On this day in 1991, Oulu, Finland - the Day of Darkness Festifall! A legendary gathering of the Finnish black and death metal underground.
Day of Darkness Festifall 1991 Flyer
I describe our sound as hate-filled, uncompromising, relentless, riff shredding darkness that eats the listener alive. Jason Netherton / Dying Fetus interview, Dauthus #1, 1996 DYING FETUS released their debut album, Purification Through Violence, on this day in 1996 through Pulverizer Records. ...we just did not and do...
Sinister stands for something brutal and aggressive, and we want to keep it that way. Even if we're going to sound a little bit different - like Bastard Saints, for example, is totally different from Cross the Styx - still, it's the Sinister sound. Mike van Mastrigt /...
MORTICIAN was formed in October 1989 by Matt [Sicher] and I, hoping to make an all brutal death grind band. We've just finished two new songs called "Mortal Massacre" and "Drilling for Brains" and we're working on more. Hopefully on the next demo, there will be at least...
When None So Vile came out, people didn't like it right away. Four months after None So Vile's release everyone liked it, but the two first months people weren't sure because it didn't sound like Blasphemy Made Flesh. That's okay, 'cause we expect that for the third album...
We're CANNIBAL CORPSE and that's what we're about - zombies and blood. But the new stuff... out new album... it's gonna be the first death metal concept album... [It's] got some really good songs on there. Two of my favorites are "Innards Decay" and "Rancid Amputation". So the...
Since we started the band in February '91 we took four months to rehearse before we entered the studio. We plan to take even more time next recording to improve even more. Kristian Hasselhuhn / Inverted interview, Balance of Terror #3, 1991 INVERTED completed recording their debut demo,...
LOWBROW was formed by Allen West after leaving SIX FEET UNDER and while OBITUARY was quiet following the Back from the Dead album. He is joined by OBITUARY roadie Rich Hornberger, Curtis Beeson (NASTY SAVAGE, DENIAL FIEND), Ben Meyer (NASTY SAVAGE, GARDY-LOO!) and Richard Bateman (NASTY SAVAGE, GARDY-LOO!,...
...it was well-received pretty much all over the place. Maybe except among the regular death metal fans at the time. We got a lot of attention from both the media but also from various celebrities and bands. I remember Trey Azagthoth coming up to me at a Morbid...
...we did our "Faceless" EP which was 3 re-recorded songs from "Ultimo Mondo Cannibale" and 2 new songs. We did that EP to test out the studio we wanted to record "Horror of the Zombies" in. That was also 1991. Mark / Impetigo interview, Notecalleszine, 2017 IMPETIGO recorded...
Our first demo was called 'An Iliad of Woes' and was recorded in November 1990. 'All Faith is Lost' is our second demo and was recorded in May 1991, it is far better than our first demo tape in every way. Darren White / Anathema interview, Sombre Eve...