Review: Anarchÿ – Retching Necropolis
Anarchÿ teases with a couple of morsels for those of you hungering for more epic, progressive, sometimes-neoclassical-thrash metal debauchery. And for dessert: sludge.
Anarchÿ teases with a couple of morsels for those of you hungering for more epic, progressive, sometimes-neoclassical-thrash metal debauchery. And for dessert: sludge.
Belgrade, new thrash capital of Europe? Quasarborn pull no punches on this pounding release!
Brits bringing a hefty mix of thrash, maths, and melodic death. Kitchen sink included.
Anarchÿ’s first full-length is complex, aggressive, and melodic, and contains a nearly 32-minute thrash metal epic. Sentïence truly is an album like few others.
Band with designs on genre defying progressive experimentation release a straight thrash album instead.
Condemned-AD delivers an energetic thrash metal ride that certainly entertains, but that teases a measure of complexity it fails to ever really develop.
Greek thrash metallers VENUS bring to life their first release Project Lamda with a high-intensity, technical ferocity.
Power metal with harsh vocals just doesn’t work too well, but Disyuntiva is a fun album from a new band.
A thrashy piece of work with a deathier twist, composed of musicians from Cynic, Exivious, Textures, and Pestilence.
Take a moment to admire that artwork. That alone deserves an 11/10.