If you thought I’d gone soft with last week’s Bleakheart premiere, fear not. Or, rather, be very afraid. Horror aficionados House by the Cemetery are rousing the undead once again with their sophomore album, The Mortuary Hauntings. Following their tried-and-true formula of pummeling riffs and… Read More »Album Premiere: House by the Cemetery – ‘The Mortuary Hauntings’
As a casual observer, it can be difficult to remember where all the LOONA members ended up after the group’s dissolution. Some became Loossemble while others formed ARTMS. Yves joined neither, though she did have a hand in song composition for Loossemble. Instead, she’s embarked… Read More »Song Review: Yves (LOONA) – Loop (ft. Lil Cherry)
The multi-genre trio, Khruangbin, played an amazing show at Philly’s The Met. The ambiance of the venue coupled with the band’s sultury and enticing sound made for a night to remember. With opener, John Karoll Kirby, the whole show was one to remember, and a… Read More »Photography: Khruangbin and John Caroll Kirby
Maryland Deathfest—and with it, Memorial Day—is over, which means summer is upon us. While you might not get to see Bloodbath or Weekend Nachos again soon, the summer release calendar is loaded with death metal of all stripes. Check out our countdown of five albums… Read More »Death Metal Summer: Five Upcoming Albums You Need to Hear
Charlotte, North Carolina’s Divine Right only put out their debut EP, the ferocious Salvation Ends, in February, but they’ve already shared the stage with groups like Magnitude, Balmora, and Contention. Listening to Salvation Ends, though, it’s clear why: they’re the real deal. Breakdowns, trem riffs, mosh parts–everything… Read More »Artist Interview: Divine Right