Haha, the LAIBACH remixes are SUPERIOR and I have great doubts Combichrist could top them! I mean, look at them! http://www.google.se/images?q=combichri ... 26&bih=490



Oh I agree, completely

Yeah, I know, Andy LaPlegua (or whatever) is not a nice name for a Norwegian person. But I have a remembrance about some Laibach remix for Morbid Angel... maybe my memory is wrong and it didn't suck? I remember it being too much the same song and too few "remix", or even "new mix".

April 25: Altar of Plagues - Mammal

One review says it is akin to White Tomb and not the recent EP. It should be good.

Been playing this for the last month and while it's not quite as filled with superiorly catchy tracks as its predecessor, it's very much a solid performance by the best heavy metal group around these days. A bit grimmer and a bit edgier than To the Nameless Dead (and hence a step towards The Gathering Wilderness), with - once again - a splendid fifth track and all the usual passion, depravity and epicness. Would've liked to hear more of the Thin Lizzy influence though, ha ha.

Tomorrow the mail-doodler should bring the new Ulver album as well as the recent rereleases of DHG's 666 and the Thorns/Emperor split - terribly excited about Ulver in particular!

The Morbid Fucking Angels!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JxPESxzNSAQ

(new song fuck yeah)

From DIAPSIQUIR's facebook wall:



I hope I'm not the only one stoked about their return, six years after the mighty Virus STN...!

This year is turning out heavier and heavier. On the death metal side, Autopsy, Morbid Angel, Origin, Hate Eternal, Gorguts (with varying degrees of artistic development, of course...). Who hits the snare the most times? John Longstreth I guess, since he's on two of these...

I hope I am not the only one who has never heard of this band. What are they good at?

2011 is the year where you can buy official Demilich merchandice again. The current stock is already sold out but more will be made.

http://www.anentity.com/shop/

Heh, probably not http://avantgarde-metal.com/content/reviews2.php?id=6 - my first review here I think! Anyway, they are/were great at being very French and very depraved and very ecclectic.
http://www.myspace.com/diapsiquir

well, it's not from 2011 exactly, but hasn't been released until now... http://smohalla.bandcamp.com/track/ils- ... feat-eleni

ICS Vortex:

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbe ... mID=158537

If anyone is completely upset that Steve Tucker has long since left Morbid Angel and Blasphemer has long since left Mayhem, I'd recommend NADER SADEK (http://www.season-of-mist.com/news/nade ... 2011-05-24). I don't really care about who Sadek is - some Egyptian multi-instrumentalist - but his dreamteam of musicians - the ones mentioned above, plus none other than Flo Mournier of Cryptopsy - makes me warm inside. Listening to the sample track in the link above is even better. Not really groundbreaking, but I liked it a lot and will definitely check out the whole album... I expected Necrophagist-noodling, and got Tucker-lava & ordo ad chao-menace.

The Konsortium , dunno if this is the title-track, the myspace says 23.06

http://www.agoniarecords.com/index.php? ... ands&id=38

The Konsortium demo was very nice, but the album sound seems too 2000ish. Anyway I'll have to check it out.

The great album from great Industrial Death/Black Metal band ID:VISION is out and absolutely free to download. You should check this out!
http://letitbit.net/download/64613.62eb ... d.rar.html