Israeli-based tech-death outfit Structural are no strangers to taking time to hash out any kinks before finishing a full-length. Five years removed from their self-released debut album, the five-piece accentuate their talents on Decrowned (ViciSolum Productions/Sound Pollution).
Chilean thrashers Invincible Force is streaming “Bringers of Armageddon,” off of their new album Satan Rebellion Metal, out March 10, 2015 via Dark Descent Records in the US and March 17, 2015 via Sound Pollution and April 2, 2015 via Code7/PhD in Europe below. Cover art for Satan Rebellion Metal was created by Mark Riddick.
A ripping and vile blend of thrash, death and Christ-hating black metal, Satan Rebellion Metal will leave a trail of broken and bloodied corpses in its wake. Next to bands like Force of Darkness and Dekapited, Invincible Force are one of the strongest Black/Death/Thrash Metal bands from Chile and highly recommended for fans of Slaughter Messiah, Force of Darkness, Possessed, Nifelheim and Desaster.
Rise The Wrath of Satan
Scraps of The Dead
Necromance
Summoning The Black Destruction
Desolation
Onwards To War
Bringers of Armageddon
Unholy Trinity
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Dutch underground cult death metallers Eternal Solstice are streaming “Force Fed Suicide”, off their forthcoming album Remnants of Immortality, out March 10, 2015 in the US via RED and March 17, 2015 in Europe via Sound Pollution and April 2, 2015 via Code 7/PhD, here.
After a pair of 7″ vinyl splits released in 2011 and 2013 by Dark Descent Records, Eternity Solstice is set to unleash nine tracks of throat-ripping sonic devastation. Dark Descent Records will release this uptempo beast of an album, filled with tons of shredding solos.
Remnants of Immortality
Ritual Prey
Walk in Darkness
Force Fed Suicide
Recipe for Death
Encroaching Horde
Bleed for Me
Extinction Debt
Subconscious Burial Ground
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Sweden is still a hotbed for talented bands and musicians. Enter Stockholm-based Colossus, a band that likes to keep the middle ground between prog and sludge metal. Their debut album, entitled Wake, is rather impressive. Ghost Cult caught up with Niklas Eriksson, the band’s guitarist/vocalist and mouthpiece.Continue reading