…as if an avalanche is about to hit you and there is nothing you can do to stop it from taking you under its cold embrace. Their riffs combined with the power chords, also create a dread feeling and help you to embrace your cold and bitter end.
Jumalten Aika by Moonsorrow evokes a sort of blood drenched imagery. By no means is the album all brutality. In fact, Moonsorrow have created a richly layered tapestry of mythology, harsh beauty, and encompassing darkness.
I’ve never had much use for genres, I just listen to music. If it moves me and makes me want to hear it again… I dig it. The BoneHawk genre (whatever damn genre it is) has really hooked me and I was stoked to sit down and give “Albino Rhino” a few good listens.
This band evolves! Not comfortable staying in the box of death metal, “Phases” shows how they have each grown and expanded as musicians. It flows really well from song to song. It’s heavy, while still being groovy.
Scratchy speed thrash.
Bastard child of Lemmy and Mike Muir on Vocals.
Reminiscent Hardcore Thrash.
Riffy, interesting American metal, intelligently screaming about stupid ways of the world. George Carlin included.
Technical Death Metal to the finest point. Muskegon band Infinite Design brings a new flavor to Michigan’s metal scene with their most recent effort, “Fragments”.
To Be Fed’s “Reprehensible Tales and Penny Dreadfuls” is a progressive effort that appears to throw away everything cliche about metal and focus on writing a classic-vintage sound. One of the more interesting metal records in the Michigan scene – this album is one you have to give a spin.