The end of August brought DEATH together to record their hottest release to date due out on the streets in March. It is simply entitled Symbolic...With the many changes the band went through the first part of this year: a new record lable, a new producer and a...
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...they are nearly concept albums, especially Warp Zone because the album plays on continuously from beginning to end, there's no real pause. Daniel Mongrain / Martyr interview, Metal Storm, 2008 Québec progressive death metal, MARTYR released their second album Warp Zone on this day in 2000. Performance, speed,...
It seems like everybody really think it's a great album. It got really good reviews from both fans and 'zines. And that's great of course, as we are really happy about the album. There's not much that we wanna change on it, maybe some small things that could...
I find it easier to write instrumental music, as lyrics and words do not "come" as easily to me as music does. Initially, I had five lyrics for this album but, as I mentioned above, many things have changed since I started, so I chose to use only...
Weird morbid ideas is all that runs through me when it comes to Deceased. I wanted to put it all out there and write songs about some "horror moments" in my life that got to me either from a book, movie, or elsewhere sometime in my life. The...
BLOODBATH released their debut EP, Breeding Death, on this day in 2000. The band was formed by Mikael Åkerfeldt (OPETH), Blakkheim (KATATONIA), Jonas Renkse (KATATONIA) and Dan Swanö (Unisound, EDGE OF SANITY and many others) with the aim to play late 80s/early 90s death metal. Breeding Death was...
Austrian death metal. MIASMA released their only album, Changes, on this day in 1992 through Lethal Records. We guess you don't know that our "Changes" album was self-financed and our contract with "Lethal Records" was very loose in that we just got the promise to get back the...
I'm quite satisfied with "A bloodred path", but the only reason that it's not full-pointer is because of the old material which is on it, but it's a great album to do a debut with. Andreas Johansson / Gates of Ishtar interview, Ichor #2, 1997 Finnish melodic death...
The debut album is entitled "Sorcery" and features nine Canadian Underground Northern Hyperblast song. It contains 2 trilogies narating 2 concepts and three individual tracks. The title track will start off the album and will begin with a chant "The Time Has Come" exactly the way "Mystical Gate...
...it was me and the Guitarist Martin A. who founded the band in April '91. We sort of made this band just for fun, you know, and we made a few songs and recorded them in the Gorysound studio in Finspång, Sweden. With Martin G. from GRIMORIUM on...
I'm pretty much content where we are now. I mean, we're not the biggest band around, but we still got the reputation, like you mentioned, we're one of the pioneers. We're still around. As long as people recognize us as that, we're pretty much okay. Then we have...
...Decomposed is a kind of death metal band. The only one in London I think? We may not be? Who knows! We play a weird kind of doom/death with very strange influences from Voivod to Dream Theatre to Confessor and everything!...No band directly influences out music but every...
Yes, you either like it or definitely not like it. Amok is a release that forces you to a definite opinion, and usually they are from both extremes! To me the negative reaction is just as flattering as the positive. Taneli Jarva / Sentenced interview, Word of Mouth...
...it's like an account of the early days of the band, of the formation of the band. We had a very isolated upbringing; all we knew was the music we had been into in 1990/1991 when Jason and I played in our last band, Salem Orchid. So we...
Mexican cyber death metal! HARDWARE's only major release, the Souls Vortex EP, was recorded on this day in 1991 at PM Studios.Raw, obscure sound; some songs with prominent keyboard giving it a feeling close to what NOCTURNUS were doing around the same time. Not yer usual case of...
We were all really proud of that tape, and I think we captured something that struck a chord with a lot of people in the dutch death metal scene. It might have been the catchiness of the tunes, which in turn came from the bare and basic song...
DEICIDE live in London on this day in 2004, touring in support of their latest album Scars of the Crucifix. This gig took place only four days after the Hoffman brothers left the band, replaced on guitars by Jack Owen (CANNIBAL CORPSE) and Dave Suzuki (VITAL REMAINS). Suzuki...
...I remember we didn't have enough material, so everything was very stressful. Even when we were in the studio, we were actually considering making of mini-LP out of it. But then we wrote a couple more songs in the studio, and there was one cover song from GOD...