Written by Westin > Wormrot – Hiss> Grindcore> Singapore> Released July 8, 2022 Water is life, soothing and serene, but it’s also a tempest ready to sweep away everything. Water is prominent in Wormrot’s newest […]
Written by Kep >Revered and Reviled Above All Others – Swinevoid>Doomviolence>US>Releasing August 5>Euphoriadic Studios Do you like the idea of grindcore but have trouble wrapping your head around the frantic pace of it? Love that overdriven […]
Written by Kep Six months of 2022 are down for the count and lots of great metal has already hit our ears. Below are my top 10 album of the first half of the year, […]
Written by Kep >Knoll – Metempiric>Deathgrind >Tennessee, US>Released independently June 24, 2022 It’s hard to find words to suitably describe Knoll, and I mean that as a compliment. The sheer amount of shit going on at any moment […]
Written by Ellis Heasley and Anna Pest Here we are with the first edition of Please Sir, I Want Some Core for 2022. As bands like Vein.fm, Foreign Hands, Wounded Touch, Helpless and Soul Glo […]
Written by Ellis Heasley As if Melinda didn’t give you all enough core with her XXL third edition last week, here we go again with the fourth instalment of Please Sir, I Want Some Core, […]
Written by Kep Pharmacist – Carnal PollutionDeath metal/goregrind from JapanReleasing October 1 via Black Hole Productions8/10 Pharmacist is really becoming quite the phenomenon, and for good reason. There aren’t too many bands out there right […]
Written by Ellis Heasley Mastiff – Leave Me The Ashes Of The Earth Hardcore/Powerviolence/Sludge from Kingston upon Hull, UK Releases September 10, 2021 via eOne Heavy 9/10 There isn’t a superlative in the world that […]
Review by Ellis Heasley Chestcrush – Vdelygmia Blackened Deathgrind from Edinburgh, UK Releases July 14th 8/10 You won’t find many records nastier than Vdelygmia by Chestcrush. With a title meaning “abomination, filth and repulsion of […]
This album falls into the genre of death grind. And wow is it ever what it was advertised to be. I first thought “Nyarlathotep that’s a mouthful.” So, like the curious person that I am, I did a quick google search of the name of the album, which revealed the origin, Nyarlathotep resides in the hp lovecraft mythos. The epithet for Nyarlathotep being “the crawling chaos” I think it’s a poignant choice for this album title. There are 8 tracks on this beast of an album. The longest being the last at 3 mins. The overall length is 10 minutes. […]
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