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Death Scream Bloody Gore 1987 Full Album Stream

Scream Bloody Gore came out in 1987 on Combat Records. It was the first full-length album from Death, and a lot of fans call it the first true death metal record. You can stream the whole thing below. Why this album matters Chuck Schuldiner wrote the songs, played guitar and bass, and did the vocals. […]

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Death Spiritual Healing T-Shirt

Back in 2010 we had a brand new Death Spiritual Healing t-shirt in X-Large up on eBay, starting at 99 cents. That auction is long over, but the album is still a classic. About Spiritual Healing Spiritual Healing came out in 1990. It was Death’s third album. Chuck Schuldiner moved away from the pure gore […]

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Betty White Death Metal Mother’s Day on SNL

Betty White is really into death metal. Betty White’s thank you song takes a brutal turn. Betty White, metal fan? In May 2010, Betty White hosted Saturday Night Live on Mother’s Day weekend. She was 88. A huge Facebook campaign got her the gig, and the episode was one of the best rated of the […]

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Louis Armstrong Death Metal Video

Louis Armstrong sings What a Wonderful World death metal style. Yes, it is real. Well, sort of. Who made this? Andy Rehfeldt is a musician who takes famous songs and rebuilds them as metal. He keeps the original vocals and swaps out the music. The results are odd and funny. Hearing Satchmo’s warm voice over […]

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Deicide T-Shirt Auction

Back in 2010 we put a Deicide t-shirt up for auction. That auction is over, but Deicide shirts never go out of style. About Deicide Deicide formed in Tampa, Florida in the late 80s. Glen Benton sang and played bass. The Hoffman brothers, Eric and Brian, played guitar. Steve Asheim played drums. Their self-titled debut […]

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Heathen Fest America

Heathen Fest America hit the road in fall 2009 with Eluveitie, Belphegor and Vreid on the bill. The bands Eluveitie is from Switzerland. They mix melodic death metal with bagpipes, hurdy-gurdy, and flutes. Their songs draw on the old Celtic Helvetii tribes. Live, they sound huge. Belphegor is from Austria. They play blackened death metal […]

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The Making of Ov Fire and the Void

Here is behind the scenes footage of Behemoth making the video for Ov Fire and the Void. About Evangelion Ov Fire and the Void is the lead single from Evangelion, released in 2009. It was Behemoth’s ninth album and one of their most successful. The production is huge. Every hit and every riff hits like […]

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$9.99 Metal T-Shirts From Our eBay Store

Back in 2008 we had a batch of metal t-shirts up on eBay starting at $9.99. Here is what was in that batch. Those were mostly death metal and black metal shirts. We said back then that we hoped to add more mainstream stuff. We did. Today the store carries classic rock, horror, and movie […]

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Cannibal Corpse Frantic Disembowelment Studio Video

Awesome fret work. There are no vocals in this studio video, but it sounds really good. About Frantic Disembowelment Frantic Disembowelment is from Kill, the Cannibal Corpse album released in 2006. Erik Rutan produced it. It is one of the fastest and tightest records they ever made. Kill also marked the return of guitarist Rob […]

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Sepultura Convicted in Life Video

Here is Sepultura’s video for Convicted in Life. It comes complete with slaughtered pigs and severed limbs. Not for the squeamish. About Dante XXI Convicted in Life is from Dante XXI, released in 2006. The whole album is based on Dante’s Divine Comedy. It moves from hell, through purgatory, to paradise. Derrick Green sang, and […]

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Obituary Insane Video

Here is the video for Insane, off Obituary’s Roadrunner Records release Frozen in Time. Obituary’s comeback Frozen in Time came out in 2005. It was Obituary’s first album after they split in the late 90s. The Tampa band picked up right where they left off. Thick, slow, swampy death metal. John Tardy’s vocals are still […]

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Ace Ventura Doing Vocals for Cannibal Corpse

Little known fact. Ace Ventura once sang with Cannibal Corpse. OK, not really. But Jim Carrey did get the band into his movie. The story Ace Ventura: Pet Detective came out in 1994. In one scene Ace walks into a club where Cannibal Corpse is playing Hammer Smashed Face. Jim Carrey was a fan and […]