entering the underground

We spoke to Tideless guitarist/songwriter Carlos Gautan about the San Diego band’s debut album, which combined death metal, shoegaze, black metal, and more into a dazzling new entity.

You don’t need to know what ‘mephitic’ means to appreciate the viciously distasteful riffs this UK death metal band brings to the table. Read an interview with bassist/guitarist vocalist Tibor Hanyi here.

We spoke to the Canadian death metal band (members of Ahna, Ceremonial Bloodbath) about their new album “Persecution of the Living.”

In the mood for some suffocating black/death? We talked to the insidious duo behind this Canadian offering.

The Philadelphia-based heavy metal outfit adds fantastical black metal to their unusual debut album to great effect. Read an interview with vocalist/guitarist Klauf.

The Swedish heavy metal band’s debut is an oddball, energy-charged assault from the past—learn more about their self-titled debut here.

Initially starting life as songs meant for a new Massacre album, Inhuman Condition’s debut album “Rat°God” is a joyful throwback to classic death metal. Check out an interview with guitarist Taylor Nordberg.

We speak to Mustafa Gürcalioğlu (also of Decaying Purity, Hyperdontia, Engulfed) about Diabolizer’s debut full-length and the fine-tuned aggression behind the project.

Decrepisy, the latest project of Kyle House (Vastum, Acephalix, and more), has come into existence following House’s move to Portland. Read an interview with House about the band’s debut “Emetic Communion.”

The 13th entry of Entering the Underground is suitably wicked: Florida’s Hexorcist has set out to make swampy, unrelenting Satanic death metal and their just-out-yesterday new full-length proves they’ve succeeded. Read an interview with drummer “Hexorcist IV.”