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Trees

Lights Bane

Trees has created a dark, disturbing listening experience with their debut Lights Bane. There's so much going on in each track that it's easy to become overwhelmed within the swirling textures and abstract nature of their experimental take on black metal.

Bloodbath

Unblessing the Purity

With the return of Mikael ?Akerfeldt to Bloodbath's vocal duties, the band hits quickly with this four song EP — just enough to whet your whistle for the next full length.

Prion

Impressions

Argentina's Prion separate themselves from the generic, gore lusting pretenders that dominate the brutal death metal genre by launching into a socio-political fueled sophomore effort Impressions.

Supreme Pain

Cadaver Pleasures

Supreme Pain unleash upon the unsuspecting an album that combines old school death metal elements with more modern brutal influences to build their furious and powerful wall of death. The eight tracks on this album are comprised of crushing riffs, flesh searing solos and bruising rhythms.

Atrocious Abnormality

Echoes of the Rotting

In terms of brutal death metal, this is one hell of a debut. It's got crushing guitar, bruising rhythms and that genre defining guttural vocals delivery, but it's the technical aspect to the band's sound that helps separate it from their peers.

Funerarium

Nocthule

Filling the air with the acrid stench of sulfur and the screams of the damned, Funerarium's Nocthule resurrects the black metal underground with the fervor of pissed off demons. The duo present to you raw, unfettered black metal with zero pomp and circumstance.

Mord

Necrosodomic Abyss

If it weren't for the insane blasts and rhythms coming from drummer Necrolucas, Mord's Necrosomic Abyss would have been relegated to the abyss that is the back of my closet. He transforms a mediocre album into something just a little bit more entertaining.

Benighted

Icon

For France's Benighted, insanity is the key to their latest release. Oh insanity and crushing riffs, thundering rhythms and Julien Truchan's growls and screams.

Impaled Nazarene

Manifest

Impaled Nazarene's Manifest is their most powerful and most diverse album to date. Veiled in black metal, the band employs thrash elements, death metal structures and punk aesthetics with devastating success.

Plague Angel

Raped By Lies

Plague Angel use crushing and suffocating riffs together with pile driving rhythms in an effort to raze the competition. Combining elements of European and American death metal, this Swedish four piece have brought together the best of both worlds into one hell of a debut.