ALBUM REVIEW: Dazzling Killmen – Dig Out The Switch


St. Louis, Missouri’s Dazzling Killmen emerged in 1990 and were named after a character in Lucas SamarasCrude Delights. They managed two full-length albums and four singles before splitting in 1995. Continue reading


EP REVIEW: The Callous Daoboys – God Smiles Upon The Callous Daoboys


 

Much like the Atlanta band’s name is a mocking twist on the Dallas Cowboys, their take on metalcore is a mocking twist on the genre. Normally this sort of thing is not my personal taste, and I write it off as MySpace metal, however these guys have perverted in such a manner that it appeals to me. They are aggressive yet highly skilled in the mathematics of their contorted riffing. 

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ALBUM REVIEW: Blame Kandinsky – Eclectic Ruiner


 

Hailing from Athens, Blame Kandinsky style themselves as the Greek lovechild of Botch and The Dillinger Escape Plan, and dropped their debut album Spotting Elegance back in 2017, before hitting some high-profile tours around Europe including a support slot with Cavalera Conspiracy

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