American Death Metal

After several false starts (and a scheduled Skype interview that went belly up), I eventually opted for an email interview with Psychomancer’s bassist/front man Duston Ball

Following on from Undead (2012) and Unborn (2013), Six Feet Under now bring us Crypt of the Devil and it doesn't disappoint.

Nearly ten years ago, a little band out of Arizona calling themselves Job For A Cowboy released an album entitled Doom.

Nunslaughter have always been something of an institution in the underground; their slavish dedication to that ethos being unyielding to the point of obnoxiousness.

“Hey Metal As Fuck Australia how you doing? You’re doing well?

I'm delighted to report that Deicide are on a decidedly upward swing with their latest release In The Minds Of Evil, and it all kicks off in fine style with their opening

Imprecation, a traditional band from US, never was the band which revolutionized the death metal style in the world, and their sound is not greater than important bands of the styl

There's not much I can say about Enemy Reign's Tormented To Oblivion, aside from noting that it's some rather decent death metal without any pretences or delusions of gran

Charles Michael Schuldiner, known all over the world by his nickname Chuck was and continues being one of the most revered figures in the history of death metal an

Like the deafening cacophony of cicadas in the dying heat of a summer evening, Blood o