Tag Archives: New York
What makes Incantation unique
[Incantation have come to be the preeminent death metal band to be borrowed from, but how much do the new adherents really have in common with the legends? Condemner guitarist P.B. contributes this analysis on the subject] I suppose that … Continue reading →
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Tagged Condemner, death metal, incantation, New York, Omens Of Perdition, paul bacque, speed metal
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Reclaiming death metal: Drawn And Quartered/Centurian
It is an indictment of the metal climate today that albums of the caliber of Feeding Hell’s Furnace and Contra Rationem have gone mostly unnoticed amidst the never-ending flux of Incantation copycats, pretentious occultists that mistake C-grade horror movie atmosphere for … Continue reading →
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Tagged Centurian, Contra Rationem, death metal, Deicide, Drawn And Quartered, Feeding Hell's Furnace, immolation, incantation, Legion, morbid angel, New York, Philadelphia, Vader
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Suffocation: Dystopian Death Metal
The death metal of Suffocation allows no human emotion. As often suggested by Dan Seagrave’s mechanistic cover paintings, this is the music of an age where humans have ceased to exist or, at the very least, have been reduced to a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Dave Culross, Derek Boyer, Doug Cerrito, dystopia, frank mullen, Guy Marchais, Mike Smith, New York, suffocation, Terrence Hobbs
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The strange case of Cannibal Corpse: Part 1
Amid the rabid following that Cannibal Corpse have cultivated over twenty-five years has also been a faint but persistent sliver of a voice downplaying and even ridiculing their achievements. Washed away variously as derivative, cartoonish, intellectually offensive, anti-human and certainly … Continue reading →
