2019 was one hell of a year for death metal, with new talent emerging and veteran acts flexing their sinewy muscles.
But 2020 may just have topped it.
S... Read More...
Cadaver – Edder & Bile (Nuclear Blast)
If you’re going to resurrect and renew your long dormant death metal outfit, you might as well as do it with one ... Read More...
Gama Bomb – Sea Savage (Prosthetic Records)
If you’re looking for an antidote to a year of lockdowns and bog roll shortages, then Sea Savage has arrived at ... Read More...
Soulburn – NOA’s D’ARK (Century Media)
Soulburn – the sister band to Dutch deathsters Asphyx – haven’t exactly been prolific since their ’96 inception.
T... Read More...
Lockdown couldn’t stop the metallic juggernaut that is Possessor. And according to drummer Nathan Perrier, the pandemic won’t extinguish the underground either... Read More...
Possessor – Damn The Light (APF Records)
Remember when you first heard Kvelertak?
Was it AC/DC covering Gorgoroth you were listening to?
Or was it Thi... Read More...
Insidious Disease – After Death (Nuclear Blast)
It has been ten years since Insidious Disease unleashed their debut, Shadowcast.
And given their members’... Read More...
WrestleMania 17. Utter those words to any wrestling fan in their 30s or above and prepare for them to wax lyrical. Widely regarded as the greatest WrestleMania... Read More...
Undeath – Lesions Of A Different Kind (Prosthetic Records)
After whetting our appetites with a couple of tasty demos, Undeath have given us the whole, grist... Read More...
Arguably the biggest UK death metal to emerge since Carcass hacked their way into the world’s consciousness, Venom Prison have never looked back since their de... Read More...
Rich is a veteran of the heavy music scene and is widely considered one of the leading experts on doom, death and everything extreme. Rushonrock's deputy editor fulfilled the same role for HRH Mag and continues to forge a reputation as one of the UK's most informed and incisive metal writers.
