Monstrosity’s seventh album, Screams From Beneath the Surface (Metal Blade Records) finds the Tampa Death Metal band not just trying to recapture the expected sound of the region, but blending brutality and technical prowess into something relevant in 2026. This means not writing what seems to be the best riff to rip a guitar solo over, but caring about the songs they are crafting. They do not get lost in the ever-shifting nature of their intricate attack. Continue reading →