Necro Weasel – Never Again
OK so, Necro Weasel. Sounds kinda silly, right? Like the kind of thing you don’t have to think real hard about or take too seriously. If you’re like me, you’re picturing a furry little dude wearing...
View ArticleNecrambulant – A Feast of Festering Flesh EP
I reviewed Phoenix’s Necrambulant debut album, Infernal Infectious Necro-Ambulatory Pandemic, on Lacerated Enemy Records in 2013. I reviewed that album for allabouttherock.uk and went on how much I...
View ArticleNunslaughter/Fluids – Split EP 7”
New year, new reviews, right? That’s the name of this tune, anyway. December of 2022 had a lot of surprises, and this tight little cassette split was one of them. Seven tracks, the longest being...
View ArticleNothingness – Supraliminal
Intro, take 2. Let’s talk about some filthy, nasty, ass sweat-inducing death metal. Last year, I had several albums that could fit this description on my year-end list, with a few just short of it. I...
View ArticleNecropanther – Betrayal
I get to stare at possibly my best tattoo every day, which is for Skeletonwitch, which sometimes give me the skeleton itch. Meaning I want to hear new music from the boys. They’re from my hometown and...
View ArticleNine Altars – The Eternal Penance EP
Kat Shevil Gillham is in yet another doom band, one of the bands she is the vocalist for heavy hitters Thronehammer, which is a personal favorite of mine. For Nine Altars she does vocals and plays...
View ArticleNightmarer – Deformity Adrift
The Teeth of the Divine staff is rarely, if ever wrong. For example, when the new Nightmarer album popped up in promos, before I even had the chance to take it and listen, I was told it’s awesome and...
View ArticleNumeron – Road to Valhalla
Indonesia Vallendusk is one of my favorite atmospheric black metal bands, so when I heard that Numeron was from also Indonesia, played the same style of black metal, AND have a concept album based on...
View ArticleKlausenitzer, Linus – Tulpa
Fretless Bassist Linus Klausenitzer (formerly of Obscura, Currently Alkaloid) shines with his solo record Debut Tulpa (based on the 18 73book “Die Sphinx” by Emil Besetzny) Having been familiar with...
View ArticleNecrosanct – Reprisal in Death – Anthology
Necrosanct was a short-lived death metal band from England, who had a little smattering of success. In their brief 5 year period they were writing maniacs and released three full-length albums which I...
View ArticleNail Within – Sound of Demise
Jesus Fucking Christ. Has it really been 20 years since Israel’s Nail Within released their self-titled debut? That was three jobs ago, I was a baby; only 27 years old, and my daughter was only 3....
View ArticleNecrowretch – Swords of Dajjal
Years ago I came upon the Putrid Death Sorcery debut album from Necrowretch, a French death metal band. I reviewed the impressive album and was able to be in touch with vocalist/guitarist Vlad and...
View ArticleNecro Weasel – A Brave New World
Gotta give credit where it’s due – Finland’s purveyors of thrashy ermine mayhem, Necro Weasel, really hit the nail on the head when it comes to their chosen moniker. If you caught my review of the...
View ArticleNecrocracy – Predestiny
4 years ago I reviewed the debut album, Decay from Glasgow’s Necrocracy and it was a rough and ready, solid release of no-frills, burly black metal. And then out of the blue, the band emails me and...
View ArticleNecropanther – Oblivion Jones: A Tale of False Consciousness EP
This certainly came out of nowhere. It’s an EP, not a new full-length, but new Necropanther is all I, and hopefully by extension, you need to know. Before really getting into the meat (dead panther...
View ArticleNocturnus AD – Unicursal
When founding Nocturnus member, drummer/vocalist Mike Browning, resurrected the Nocturnus spirit, by adding the AD at the end I was very intrigued. I was a huge fan of Nocturnus, their first 2 albums...
View ArticleNyrak – Devourer of All
Devourer of All is the second album from Belgian black metal band Nyrak, (I could not find who or what a ‘Nyrak‘ is) a new band to me, but based on this excellent second effort they will be a regular...
View ArticleNile – The Underworld Awaits Us All
August 23rd 20024 saw both Fleshgod Apocalypse and Nile release new albums. That’s the music equivalent if Deadpool & Wolverine and Alien Romulus had been released on the same day. I love both but...
View ArticleNails – Every Bridge Burned
For a while there in the early/00s, Nails was one of the flagship bands of what I call the “Southern Lord” sound. Bands like Nails, Trap Them, All Pigs Must Die, Black Breath, Dead In the Dirt, playing...
View ArticleNasty Savage-Jeopardy Room
Back in 1986, I was just a fledgling Metalhead. I had cut my teeth on Judas Priest, Iron Maiden and KISS, but in 1986 three albums came out that changed my life: Reign in Blood, Master of Puppets and...
View ArticleNeckbreakker – Within The Viscera
The debut album from Denmark’s Neckbreakker is a deathcore album. Unless you’re the boss, that may be a dirty word. I haven’t found much to like in what is inconceivably still the “it” genre. Don’t get...
View ArticleNite – Cult of the Serpent Sun
I don’t need to tell you all the ways that the isolation and uncertainty of the pandemic left marks on the world that, to this day, we’re still recovering from. In a lot of ways, I think most of us are...
View ArticleNekrodeus – Ruaß
I’m usually a little leery of bands that use the Kult, ‘K’ in their band moniker or album title. However, I also trust almost anything FDA Records puts out, so here we are. Nekrodeus hails from Austria...
View ArticleNightfall – Children of Eve
Once upon a time, I thought of Melodic Death Metal as the Michael Bolton of the Metal community. It’s pretty, at times brutal as fuck; but ultimately one cancels out the other and it either sucks ass...
View ArticleNoumenia – Echoes
Full disclosure: I grabbed this promo as I thought it was a new album from Finland’s doom/death band Noumena. Then I actually read the promo, saw some stuff about a female singer and...
View Article