Notes From Underground
Notes From Underground features the latest underground metal bands!
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Exploring the Future of Industrial Sound: A Deep Dive into AntiMozdeBeast’s The Alien Machine
AntiMozdeBeast’s latest release, The Alien Machine, is a striking departure from the heavy industrial onslaught fans might expect from Gabriel…
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MARROWOMB’s Phisenomie: A Relentless Dive into Blackened Death Metal’s Cerebral Abyss
Chicago-based blackened death metal project Marrowomb storms into the extreme metal scene with their debut album, Phisenomie. This eight-track opus…
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THE CIMMERIAN’s An Age Undreamed Of: A Thunderous Journey Through Doom and Thrash Metal’s Barbaric Heart
Los Angeles-based doom/thrash trio The Cimmerian embarks on an epic, sonic conquest with their first full-length album, An Age Undreamed…
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SLAUGHTERSUN’s Black Marrow EP: A Fierce and Unyielding Arrival in Death Metal
Set for release on January 10, 2025, Black Marrow marks the explosive arrival of Slaughtersun, a death metal band poised…
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Melodic Death Metal Redefined: DRUPARIA’s The River Above Delivers a Powerful Debut
Druparia’s debut full-length, The River Above, is a bold and stirring addition to the melodic death metal genre. Scheduled for…
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Exploring the Cosmic Chaos: Mandroïd of Krypton’s Genre-Bending Cosmic Sarcophagus
After nine years in the void, Geneva’s Mandroïd of Krypton returns with Cosmic Sarcophagus, a fierce and adventurous amalgamation of…
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CONJONCTIVE’s Misère de Poussière: A Raw and Unrelenting Death Metal Triumph
Conjonctive’s third full-length album, Misère de Poussière, is a testament to their evolution and dedication to delivering uncompromising death metal.…
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Album Review: ITHEIST – Itheist
It seems the lines between Black and Death Metal have blurred yet again. To call Itheist a Blackened Death Metal…
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Album Review: KAMPFAR – Ofidians Manifest
It has literally been twenty years since my first exposure to KAMPFAR. I reviewed their sophomore effort, Fra Underverdenen, and…
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Album Review: STELLAR MASTER ELITE – Hologram Temple
It seems that all life really is about is learning how to accept change, or at least put on the…
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Album Review: BLACK ANVIL – Miles
If one was to survey the annals of Heavy Metal history, scanning for the bands that made the largest impact,…
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Album Review: GATEKEEPER – Grey Maiden
Jeff Black, rhythm guitarist and backing vocalist, started Gatekeeper in 2009 as a solo project. The band’s core roots include…
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Album Review: UNGRAVEN – Language of Longing
Most know Jon Davis as the front man for über-elite Doom outfit Conan. Since that band formed back in 2006…
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Album Review: BLADE KILLER – High Risk
For the uninitiated, there was a documentary filmed in 1986 entitled Heavy Metal Parking Lot, a cultural snapshot of the…
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Album Review: KARG – Dornenvögel
Going back centuries, Austria has been a center for musical exceptionalism. This rich heritage includes composers such as Franz Schubert…
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Album Review: THIRD STORM – The Grand Manifestation
In a time when those who blazed the trail for the proliferation of Black Metal and Death Metal throughout the…
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Album Review: BAEST – Danse Macabre
Perhaps living at the epicenter of the oncoming mega-storm hurricane looming along the coast, spiraling to bring doom to all…
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Album Review: Integrity/Krieg – Split EP
Seeing this release, I instantly connected knowing it had to be covered. Integrity helped write the book on metallic Hardcore. …
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Album Review: DRAGHKAR – The Endless Howling Abyss
When thinking of underground brutal old school Death Metal, one probably does not first list Los Angeles. Despite this fact,…
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Album Review: BLACK COFFEE – Take One
I have to be honest with you my sweet snickerdoodles, when I heard the intro of the first song I…