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Universally ignored and derided, we firmly believe these 5 UK thrash albums deserve a second chance…. Amnesia – Unknown Entity (1991) You may have no recollection of them (ha!), but Amnesia had a brief brush with fame back in 1991, when they signed...

In 1989, death metal may have been finding its feet but a few, groundbreaking, releases established the sub-genre as a considerable force to be reckoned with. These are those albums. The 5 greatest death metal albums of 1989…..happy 35th birthday you...

The rules: No Gothenburg melodeath or death n’ roll allowed. Old-school death fuckin’ metal only – nuthin’ after 1994. If you haven’t heard these albums, you need to have a few harsh words with yourself. That is all. Thank you for reading. Presented...

As a general rule, the UK’s contribution to death metal gets glossed over in favour of the output of our American cousins (who’s contribution, to be fair, was revolutionary) but to overlook the UK’s considerable input would be foolish, at worst, it’s...

These vanguards of American thrash need no introduction and with 14 studio albums (no, we’re not including No Place For Disgrace 2014) over an incredible 40 year career to choose from, we had a hard time whittling ’em down to, what we believe to be,...