NOMINON released their debut album Diabolical Bloodshed on this day in 1999, just over a year after recording at Sunlight Studios, Stockholm. The reactions were mainly positive, much like it was with Recremation; a lot of people thought it was cool that Nominon played the Swedish type of...
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Death Metal forever!!! I don't want to continue with this band if the music will turn out different in future. I would not want to put the name Necrophobic on an album that wasn't Death Metal. The new material we have at the moment is a continuation from...
REPUGNANT released Hecatomb on this day in 1999 through To the Death Records. The EP ends with a cover of CELTIC FROST's "The Usurper". Basically just because it's a great song and we do it much better than any other band... don't you think? Carlos Sathanas / Repugnant...
The only thing that makes us satisfied after recording a new album is to feel that it's better or at least equal to the last. There's not much to achieve in the world of death metal apart from more recognition and more fans. I don't know, we don't...
We have big laughs about it, it's so primitive! But doesn't almost everyone kind of progress in the songwriting area as the time goes on? I don't what's the attitude towards Samppa and Seppo, but I suppose their feelings are the same. I've never asked what they think...
It's called The Key and it's on Earache Rec. It was recorded at Morrisound and it was engineered by Tom Morris. It contains 9 tracks and the CD has an extra one. Mike Browning / Nocturnus interview, Blasphemous #1, 1991 NOCTURNUS released their classic debut, the occult sci-fi...
One of the last dates on the In Satan We Trust tour - the North American leg of their Your World is Not Enough tour - DIMMU BORGIR headlined in St. Petersburg, Florida on this day in 1999. The North American / Canadian tour ran from 1 September...
We have just completed 3 new songs: "Extreme Undion", "Subordinte To The Domination" and "Hatred In One". One song is an up tempo song, the other is again ultra fast. The fastest song we made a this time!! Patrick Mameli / Pestilence interview, Decibel of Death #9, 1987...
A rushed obligation, DEICIDE released their sixth album on this day in 2001. Their last with Roadrunner. ...that record was a fuckin rush rush hurry up and get it out and get off Roadrunner. They were shelving all the records. What's the point of fuckin putting all this...
We were constantly working on new songs when we were in the rehearsal room or when we were on tour. I still remember that we went to the Morrisound in April 1988. And that everything was put on tape in just a few weeks. All the songs were...
ASSÜCK completed the recording of their debut 12", Anticapital, on this day in 1991 at Morrisound. We've kinda veered off from fucking dead people, we've bridged into reality a little more and everyday troubles that we have, a lot of our lyrics are animal rights, anti racist lyrics,...
By the time we were writing and recording “Focus” we were no longer listening to much death metal. We were exploring all different styles of music and it was coming through in the music we wrote. We didn’t hold ourselves to any musical standards. It didn’t have to...
We had to hire equipment - we had no amps, drums or cymbals - because we hadn't started touring then and had recorded on equipment available in studios. Anyway, we turned up. "How long are your songs?" Dale [Griffin] asked. "Pretty short, we'll do twelve numbers," we said....
Ear-splitting In-store... Friday September 6th REPULSION played live at Schoolkids Records in Ann Arbor, Michigan on this day in 1991. Schoolkids' was an independent music store which supported local bands, including the death metal masters REPULSION from nearby Flint. Earlier in 1991 the band had reformed, recorded a...
We had already written the tracks before going into the studio. We spent five days in the studio, then 2 in another studio to do the vocals, then moved to another studio for 2 days to finish off the vocals.If the first take goes well we may do...
The unquestionable breakthrough release of '91 from Florida's original "brain metal" band ATHEIST released their classic second album Unquestionable Presence on this day in 1991 through Death Records (the Metal Blade sub-label, manufactured and distributed by Warner Bros). Unquestionable Presence is one of the best albums of the...
We didn't say, "Let's make it more death metal,"; we were just incorporating different styles while doing it just happened. It happened more on "Mentally Murdered", really; it's where it all started. Mitch Harris / Napalm Death interview, Metal Hanger 18, 2011 NAPALM DEATH released the Mentally Murdered...
"Slaughtercult" took shape throughout 1999, and was a combination of a lot of stuff. Two of the major factors were Fleshredding fret-rapist Mike Beams being with the band for the whole conception of the album. When he joined the band in 1998, "Gore Metal" was already written, and...