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venerdì 10 maggio 2019

INTERVIEW TO WITCHGÖAT!!!


Hey brutalbangers,
some days ago I published a brief article about the El Salvadorean extreme metal scene featuring bands such as Witchgöat, Invocation of Death and Apes of God. If you remember, I promised in that article that I had the intentions to interview one of those bands and, so, that promise is today reality. In fact, the following is the interview that I did to Witchgöat, an amazing black/thrash band consisting of veterans of the El Salvadorean scene. P. Scyther (founder and guitarist) and M. Miasma (singer) answered to my questions with the result to tell us a lot of interesting things about their band and the hard metal situation in El Salvador.

ENJOY IT!!!

lunedì 15 aprile 2019

Honorable Mentions from the Abyss #2: Invocation of Death/Witchgöat/Apes of God

El Salvador...FUCK, I knew nothing about the extreme metal scene of El Salvador before I received so many requests just from this country! So, I thought well to dedicate entirely this second appointment with "Honorable Mentions from the Abyss" to El Salvador by introducing you three notable bands. I am sure that, considering the primitive style played by this kind of bands, the classic readers of Timpani allo Spiedo 'zine will not be disappointed.

lunedì 14 maggio 2018

REVIEWS' ATTACK #2: Bastardös/Stakhanovtsy

This reviews' attack episode is about two thrash metal albums originally self-released and now distributed by the Belarussian GrimmDistribution along with other labels. Both were sent to me by Satanath Records some months ago.

sabato 12 maggio 2018

Evil Nerfal - "Bellum Est Pater Omnium" (GrimmDistribution/Morbid Skull Records, 2018)

Band: Evil Nerfal
Title: Bellum Est Pater Omnium
Genre: Black Metal
Year: 9th January 2018
Time: 41 min
Rating: 52/100













You know, I'm a big fan of the South American black/death metal because it's so raw, so instinctive, so bestial and also so Satanic and blasphemic. Hence, in theory, also this "Bellum Est Pater Omnium", the second album by the Colombian duo Evil Nerfal (but they become a quartet for the live gigs, and that's why there are 4 figures in the pic below) could be good for my tastes. Yes, in theory...