Showing posts with label Wombbath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wombbath. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

News: Wombbath Releases New Single

Swedish death metal horde WOMBBATH have released the third single from their forthcoming new album, Choirs of the Fallen. Listen to "Wings of Horror" at any of the links below.

Bandcamp:

Youtube:

Spotify:

Nearly two years after The Great DesolationWOMBBATH are back with their fourth full-length album, Choirs Of The Fallen. The album will be released on CD, digital, and limited edition vinyl formats March 6 via Soulseller Records.

Choirs of the Fallen features 10 tracks of full force death metal mixed by Maestro Tomas Skogsberg at the legendary Studio Sunlight. A penetrating mix of death metal sounds that will appeal to all fans of non-nonsense Swedish death metal, Choirs of the Fallen is the genuine article, complete with chainsaw guitar tone!

Friday, February 21, 2020

Review Round Up 2/28/20

Choirs of the Fallen by Wombbath (Soulseller Records) 3/6/20

It's been about five years since Wombbath last hit my ears. Quite a bit has changed on Glacially Musical as well as in Wombbath. There's a new guitarist and a new bassist.

But what hasn't changed is the absolute brutality in which they write.

From top to bottom, Choirs of the Fallen just absolutely thumps it.

Apart from the lineup changes, the biggest change appears to be Wombbath's getting heavier than last time.

In the past, they were more along the Death'n'Roll Vibe, but here, they inhabit the space between Death Metal, Brutal Death Metal, and Deathcore.

It's heavy and devastating. There's very little else one could hope for besides some groove and musicality. Which this album also contains.

Wednesday, June 17, 2015

Album Review: "Downfall Rising" by Wombbath

Downfall Rising
Today we're playing the long game.

You'll see why in a little bit.

But let's all begin with welcoming back Wombbath. It feels like we're seeing a rebirth of many old school death metal bands and here's yet another one.

If you're not familiar, let's have a short refresher course shall we?

They were originally formed in 1990 in Sala, Vastamland, Sweden.

Like another famous Swedish act, Entombed, they play a brand of Death'n'Roll. Not quite as crazy heavy as proper death metal, but still death metal.

In after one full length, a split, and a pair of EPs, Wombbath went dark. Here we are twenty some years later with their sophomore LP!