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Lamb Of God Live Stream Review 18 September 2020

Steven's Review of the massive live stream from Lamb Of God [...]
The Black Dahlia Murder Interview

I spoke with Trevor about the new album Verminous and did a fan Q&A with him for the podcast. [...]
Between The Buried and Me Interview

Spoke to Tommy Rogers from Between the Buried and Me to promote their east coast Australian tour late february 2020. [...]
Metal Redux

Every week or so Steven from Aeons Abyss covers a metal album forgotten by time or just cool. Consider it metal history class and the only legacy material on the site. [...]
Katatonia Interview

Interview with Jonas from Katatonia including fan Q&A podcast Audio to promote City Burials. [...]

Thrash Microdose: Warbringer, Divine Chaos, Beyond & Macbeth

August 26, 2020 0

Mass reviews 4 new thrash albums. […]

Microdose: Cryptic Shift, Drainbow, Firelink & Bog Wizard

August 6, 2020 0

Four new albums, four short reviews. Did you like all four of these? Then let me know in the comments! […]

Interview: James McBain from Hellripper

by Steve - Abyss Abyss in Interviews 0

Scottish one-man band Hellripper is absolutely tearing it up at the moment with The Affair of the Poisons, undoubtedly one of the coolest Metal releases of 2020. Steve, from Aeons Abyss, was very grateful that James McBain, the man who is Hellripper, took some from his hectic schedule to answer a few questions about the release. […]

Album Review: The Myopia Condition – Event Horizon 7.8 (Tech Death)

October 19, 2020 0

The worlds of technical death metal and metalcore rarely, if ever meet, but I think I’ve just stumbled upon the purest combination of the two that money can buy, and it’s actually really badass! […]

Album Review: Inferi – Of Sunless Realms 8.8 (Tech Death)

October 10, 2020 0

Inferi have absolutely dominated the technical death metal scene over the last decade. Records like 2018’s Revenant will live on to be classics of the subgenre, and possibly even of death metal as a whole. They’ve decided to make their return with a brand new EP out on The Artisan Era! […]

Album Review: Spectrum Of Delusion – Neoconception 8.5 (Tech Death)

September 19, 2020 0

The Artisan Era is one of those labels that you can always count on to deliver quality metal, they specifically operate within the tech/prog death scenes, and their band Spectrum Of Delusion has just added another slice of gold to the label’s extensive catalog with their sophomore record Neoconception! […]

Album Review: Enslaved – Utgard 6.7 (Black Metal)

October 10, 2020 0

Among all the albums I was looking forward to, Enslaved’s new release was one of the very top. I have profusely enjoyed their works, old and new alike, well mostly the older ones and maybe E excluded, but Utgard, in short, was far from satisfactory and way below my expectations bar. Don’t get me wrong. Utgard IS Enslaved, but it is not the Enslaved we, the old fans, want. They have kept an overall tinge of their true Norwegian Progressive Black Metal nature, but this new sound is so distorted and contorted that makes you question the band’s current trajectory. […]

Album Review: Earth Rot – Black Tide of Obscurity 9.8 (Black/Death)

August 24, 2020 0

I’m sort of angry that no one ever told me about this band before. It’s got everything I love and nothing I don’t. The album is tailor made to my music taste and I’ve been sitting around like a dumbass not even knowing this band existed. This record has easily made it up among my favorite extreme metal records this year and Earth Rot are finding a comfortable spot in my regular rotation. […]

Album Review: Ferus Din – The Great Dying 9 (Black Metal)

June 25, 2020 0

Ferus Din embody the destructive force of nature among other things in their debut album The Great Dying. This album hits like a fist in the face from the very first second and leaves one with a feeling of prolonged eagerness, typically as the music unfolds. The band’s name comes from a combination of Latin and Germanic translations and refers to “Wild Noise”. Completely unawares of the genre clashes in this release, I was pleasantly surprised and impressed with the band’s musical talent, particularly composition arrangement and the combining of different instruments and sounds. […]

Album Review: Fumarole – Valley Of Ten Thousand Smokes 9 (Stoner Doom)

October 17, 2020 0

Brisbane’s Fumarole have been around since 2018. They dropped the “Mountain” EP in 2018 and have released 3 singles leading up to the ambitious concept album “ Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes”. The album was recorded and mixed by Scott French of Lovestreet Studios, Gold Coast. Mastered by Haldor Grunberg of Satanic Audio in Poland, this is a great sounding album that excellently captures the live prowess of the band and is dripping in classic stoner goodness. Got a light? […]

Album Review: Harbinger Of Storms – Talos EP 7 (Doom/Gothic)

August 27, 2020 0

Harbinger of Storms is the work of one-man bedroom producer Shane Edward Semler. “Talos” is the companion to his last EP release, “Jupiter”. Everything about this EP has a mythical quality to it. Always having a strong interest in mythology myself, I was sucked in by the cover art. A huge winged automaton towers over a scene of fleeing livestock and peasants. Guarding them? Or poised to wreak havoc? Defined as Epic Doom Metal, I’m hoping for havoc and impending doom. […]

Album Review: Karmacipher – Introspectrum 7 (Death Doom)

July 30, 2020 0

Written by Carcassbomb Karmacipher Introspectrum Atmospheric Death Metal Hong Kong, China April 30, 2020 7/10 Atmospheric death metal is more accurate than death doom but you’ll hear the similarities to bands like Mortiferum or Void […]

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