Check out Pizza Death on my Spotify playlist Sonic Destruction—this band is a must-listen! Their latest album, Reign of the Anticrust, brings top-notch 80s Crossover Thrash with a wild sense of humor. With 20 self-released tracks, Pizza Death delivers everything a thrash fan could want. Read More …
Last holiday, I read „Ernie Fleetenkiekers Metal-Manifest,“ and it truly captures the essence of his journey through Metal music. The book delves into his experiences as a dedicated fan, with a special emphasis on darker and more extreme genres. Through personal stories and reflections, Fleetenkieker Read More …
R.K.L.’s Rock ’n Roll Nightmare (1987) is a defining album that fuses the raw aggression of hardcore punk with the technical intensity of thrash metal. From the opening track Scab on My Brain to Sargasm and Break the camels back, the album maintains a relentless Read More …
As a longtime fan of My Dying Bride since their debut, I can confidently say that The Angel and the Dark River remains one of their finest works, even though I’ve come to appreciate all their albums. Released in 1995 under the legendary Peaceville label, Read More …
We’re excited to dive into the latest issue of OX Fanzine! What about you—what are you currently reading? Share your recommendations with us in the comments! #UntamedRage #OXFanzine #MusicMagazines #WhatAreYouReading #MetalCommunity #ThrashMetal #CrossoverThrash #SupportMusic #MetalHeads #FanzineLife
Crossover Thrash from Northern Germany is alive and well with Slice ‚em All, the debut album from Catbreath. Featuring members of Vladimir Harkonnen, Ash Return, and Miozän, this 11-track banger brings an energetic and brutal sound to the forefront of the genre. The album artwork Read More …
What are you reading today? Do you still read physical fanzines? I just finished the latest issue of Trust—highly recommended! There’s something special about flipping through the pages of a zine. #TrustFanzine #FanzineCulture #WhatAreYouReading #PunkZine #ZineLife #TrustMagazine #PaperFanzine #SupportFanzines #ReadingTime #PunkCulture
The American Gothic Metal Rock band Unto Others hails from Portland, but their sound could easily have come from the UK. Never Neverland marks their third album since their rebranding, showcasing a consistent evolution. Although this might be their most accessible and perhaps commercial release, Read More …
Released in 1994 on the Belgian label Machination Records, Acme’s „The Demo“ is a raw and relentless 7-inch featuring four tracks that helped define a genre. Hailing from Bremen, Germany, Acme played a pivotal role in the evolution of mid-90s Emo Core, laying the groundwork Read More …
If you’re into epic Pagan Metal, Moonsorrow’s Kivenkantaja is an absolute must-listen. I first discovered the band through a compilation and was immediately hooked, eventually working my way through their entire discography. Every album has its strengths, but today I want to highlight Kivenkantaja, which Read More …