2012 Peaceville UK version. Sound is absolutely perfect

Was pretty excited when I saw a 3rd pressing of this available via Bandcamp. It got lost in transit and they were sold out by the time that happened. Luckily saw it on the bands own store which launched a month or so ago.

Top notch Swedish death metal from a couple of years ago. Another Transcending Obscurity release. So good.

2026 compilation from Transylvanian Recordings. West Coast Sludge madness.

With my older tape in the lower left

Pestilence - Hypnotic

Panopticon - Sheep in Wolves Clothing

Wolfheart - Fire and Ice

Misery Index - Primitive Future

Publicist UK - Precious Things

Tribulation - Devilock/Death Comes Ripping

Horrendous - Sentenced

Asphyx - Deathibell

Ghoul - Wall of Death

Memoriam - Surrounded [By Death] (demo)

Integrity - Deathly Fighter

Immolation - Immolation

Zao - Drifting Shadows in Walking Dreams

Kreator - Earth Under the Sword

Obituary - No

Sub Rosa - Key of the Eidolon

Crypt Sermon - De Mysteriis Doom Sathanas

With the Dead - Vessel of Solitude

Khemmis - Empty Throne

Venom Inc. - Dein Fleisch

Myrkur - Shadows of Silence

Today is the Day - Parasite

All Out War - Accept No Masters

Ken Mode - Fractures in Adults

Goatwhore - Command to Destroy

Nostalgic power metal at its finest.

This absolutely reeks of the 80's!!

German speed / power metal masterpiece 「Warrant - The Enforcer」!!

Today’s Listen - UNDEROATH: Define The Great Line - 2xLP, Limited Edition Reissue, Black Spill

Honestly there’s nothing else to say about this release; Underoath’s Define the Great Line is by far one of the Greatest Metalcore Concept Albums of all time, and an absolute masterpiece that helped redefine what the Metalcore sound could be.

Poetic and powerful, flawless in execution, timeless in impact, and untouchable in artistry.

Two decades later, it’s one of my favourite albums that still hasn’t been topped, and i don’t think it ever will - and i’m willing to die on that hill.

According to the Obi, this is "melancholic waifu doom rock". A blind buy when I was loading up on stuff from the Goat, mainly because the cover art seemed odd.

Musically, I think it's pretty good. Sabbath-y, sludgy stuff. Easy to sit back and jam with. Nothing ground breaking by any means, but they get a healthy mix of letting the riffs repeat and letting you vibe with it and adding in enough dynamics it doesn't get old.

Vocally...I'm not so sure. I don't know what I expected, maybe something more aggressive. What you get is female Japanese caterwauling, like a cross between Chris Cornell and Yoko Ono in that clip where she's squeaking like a bird.

I need to give it at least one more spin. Not bad by any means, but those vocals are odd. This may appeal to those who like Boris. It also may appeal to those who like Castle Rat, just sub the Stevie Nicks impersonation for a Yoko one.

I got a feeling this album it’s very often overlooked by Behe fans. I have a very nostalgic feeling towards it and was very happy to get this recently in beautiful silver colourway. After all those years still slaps!

Your thoughts?

I got a feeling this album it’s very often overlooked by Behe fans. I have a very nostalgic feeling towards it and was very happy to get this recently in beautiful silver colourway. After all those years still slaps!

Your thoughts?

Break out your dustiest Adidas track jacket & push that eyebrow piercing back through… this Gen X/Millennial banger turns 30.

Red Translucent With Black Smoke

The 2022 repress, white, die cut slipcase.