With an illustrious lineup featuring members of Pyrrhon, Gravesend, Woe, Scarcity and more, one can safely presume that Glorious Depravity would know their way around extreme metal music. And they deliver in spades; they have come up with an album that showcases the best elements of death metal, even with its roots in the old school sound and the music tinged with thrash metal influences. In comparison to their debut, they have refined and upgraded their music and have left no stone unturned for this one. The meticulously written music is more impactful and powerful than ever before and they seem to have found more of their identity on this one. With recording and mixing done by Joe Cincotta (Suffocation, Obituary) and mastering by Ryan Williams (The Black Dahlia Murder), the album sounds tremendous and is an absolute delight to listen to - being clear, resonant, and robust. To top things off, a painting of the legendary artist Dan Seagrave adorns this release. A death metal fan could die happy right now. "Death Never Sleeps" is undoubtedly a significant release in the style, one that will be remembered for a long time for being a top-tier, near-flawless, invigorating death metal album.



Genre - Death metal with thrash metal touches



For fans of - Cannibal Corpse, Monstrosity, Vader, Deicide, Sinister, Decapitated, Power Trip

24-bit / 48K HD audio master.



“Hideous Aftermath” is the next savage step for Ohio death metal iconoclasts Sanguisugabogg - a record that sharpens their signature brutality while cutting deep into uncharted extremes.

Produced by Kurt Ballou (Converge, Nails, Code Orange, Gatecreeper).

Australian death metal titans Depravity emerge after a gap of five long years. Having a flawless and consistent discography, they pick up from where they left off ensuring that things remain that way as they proceed to add more nuance and colour to their brand of music on their latest album titled "Bestial Possession". Maintaining the same line-up, they are able to retain their sound while fleshing out their compositions, proving that they can not only rampage with abandon at will but also showcase their musicianship in a more controlled environment. At this point in their career, Depravity's music has become fairly amalgamated - rooted in the old school sound but not necessarily sounding old school, with the gradual incorporation of more brutal and technical death metal influences having a slightly contemporary edge. One thing is certain - they function perfectly as a unit and are able to create devastating death metal at any given time and this time things are no different. They exude sheer class, confidence, and maturity, and death metal fans are definitely in for a treat before the tumultuous year ends.



For fans of - Morbid Angel, Suffocation, Deicide, Hate Eternal, Hour of Penance, Nile, Demiurgon