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  • Deeds Of Flesh “Of What’s To Come”

    It’s been three years since Deeds Of Flesh released the rather disappointing Crown Of Souls and much has changed with the band, both in and out of the studio during that span. Longtime bassist/vocalist Jacoby Kingston left the group and was replaced by Spawn Of Possession bassist Erlend Caspersen and the band returned to [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/deedsofflesh-ofwhatstocome/

  • Fuck The Facts “Disgorge Mexico”

    Like many of you, when I found out Ontario’s Fuck The Facts named their newest full length effort Disgorge Mexico I let out a disgusted groan, rolled my eyes and shook my head. While I appreciate them giving a nod to the best Disgorge out there, naming your album after them when your style [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/fuckthefacts-disgorgemexico/

  • Terminal Function “Measuring The Abstract”

    I can honestly say I wasn’t sure what to expect when I tossed Terminal Function’s Measuring The Abstract into my stereo for the first time, but I definitely wasn’t expecting what I heard. Imagine the odd time signatures and riffing of Meshuggah fused with the technically progressive sound of later-era Death played by a [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/terminalfunction-measuringtheabstract/

  • Putrefying Cadaverment “Necrosadistic Defilement”

    The more brutal death metal promos I receive, the more I wish less brutal death metal bands existed. It seems as though everyone who likes the genre feels the need to start a band. For some reason these bands record material even if their musical ability is far too limited to play the [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/putrefyingcadaverment-necrosadisticdefilement/

  • Phobia “22 Random Acts Of Violence”

    For years I’ve heard people praise Orange County, California grinders Phobia as being one of the top grindcore acts in the underground today. For years I’ve stared at these same people like they have a baby’s leg growing out of their forehead. Phobia have pretty much remained the same throughout the years and [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/phobia-22randomactsofviolence/

  • Putrescence “Sledgehammer Holocaust”

    Winnipeg-based death grinders Putrescence featuring Teufel’s Tomb writer Soiled Depends, have returned to with their newest full length offering titled Sledgehammer Holocaust. This release is the follow-up to the largely ignored Fatal White Pustules Upon Septic Organs released on Power It Up Records last year which, to be perfectly honest, was a somewhat disappointing [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/putrescence-sledgehammerholocaust/

  • As Eden Burns “The Great Celestial Delusion”

    2008 has been a good year for Willowtip Records. In the past few months the label has released a number of quality technical death metal and grindcore releases. It’s pretty much a given that any album they release will fit into one of those niches. Needless to say I was quite surprised [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/asedenburns-thegreatcelestialdelusion/

  • Guns N' Roses “Chinese Democracy”

    After 14 years of writing, re-writing, recording, re-recording, starting tours, canceling tours, hiring studio musicians, firing studio musicians, hiring engineers, firing engineers, braiding his hair and shaving off his eyebrows Axl Rose has finally decided it’s time to release Chinese Democracy. To be honest, I, much like most of you, never expected this album to ever [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/gunsnroses-chinesedemocracy/

  • They:Swarm “The Mundane Corruption”

    They:Swarm is a Tel Aviv, Israel-based death grind act, formerly known as Whorecore, that features Aborted front man Sven de Caluwe and Lehavoth’s Nir Doliner and Evil Haim. The Mundane Corruption is the band’s only release before Sven and guitarist Eran Segal parted ways with the band and they returned to the Whorecore name. [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/theyswarm-themundanecorruption/

  • Voetsek “Infernal Command”

    What do you get when you take high paced crossover thrash and add a fat chick vocalist whose voice sounds like an angry Chipmunk? Voetsek’s Infernal Command. Musically Voetsek sound exactly how you’d expect a Bay-area crossover thrash band would sound like: cheesy 80s high paced thrash with simple drumming and riffs and a thin production [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/voetsek-infernalcommand/