Goatwhore's fifth album, the brutally thunderous Blood for the Master, was released early last year to overwhelmingly positive response, including an 8/10 review from Metal bible, Decibel Magazine. If you like your Death Metal with a side of Motörhead, a splash of Jägermeister and more than a touch of evil, Goatwhore is your cup of black tar tea.  

In the realm of Death Metal and Grindcore, Dying Fetus is more than good; it’s a band that has not only survived and thrived over the past two decades, but has managed to become an enduring influence on subsequent musical generations.   

Few Death Metal bands have aroused as much fan passion or public outcry as Cannibal Corpse. Cannibal Corpse has long defended the murder and mayhem in its lyrics as nothing more than graphically gory short stories, fictional exaggerations of real life’s more brutal aspects. The band’s fans clearly understand the distinction and will turn out in droves to feel Cannibal Corpse’s self-described “anger music” in their unspilled entrails.