As 2020 comes to an end (thank God), it’s time to review my favorite songs of 2020! Even though 2020 was not so great for some of us, there has been some great music released! Here are some of my favorite songs: Behind the Bend – Boundaries Okay, let’s be real. The song that this … Continue reading Songs that got me through 2020
Album Review: Boundaries – Your Receding Warmth (2020)
If you know me, you know that I love me some 2008 sounding metalcore. I have been wanting a band to incorporate that sound back into their music now because the riffs and the ambiance of the metalcore back in 2008 is so technical and precise. It makes for a beautiful and heavy sound. Well, … Continue reading Album Review: Boundaries – Your Receding Warmth (2020)
Thinking About Getting a Tattoo?
What’s going on Butcher Crew?! It’s ya girl, your Master Butcher, The Saw, and I am here to talk about one of my favorite things… tattoos. I love tattoos, I think they are a great way to show your interests and they also make people look like badasses. Tattoos make people look different and give … Continue reading Thinking About Getting a Tattoo?
Album of the Week: Obituary – The End Complete (1992)
In a word, MASTERPIECE! The Death Metal masters of Doom, Obituary, released their best selling album of all time on April 21, 1992 – The End Complete. While the band’s first two records (1989's Slowly We Rot, and 1990's Cause of Death) have their most iconic songs, it is the third album where we find the … Continue reading Album of the Week: Obituary – The End Complete (1992)
New Album Review: AC/DC – Power Up (2020)
Power Up is the 17th studio album (the 16th released internationally) by the Australian Rock band, AC/DC. Released on Friday the 13th of November, 2020 by Columbia Records and Sony Music Australia. As Back In Black (1980) served as a tribute to the late Bon Scott, so Power Up is a tribute to the late, great Malcolm Young, according to his brother, Angus. … Continue reading New Album Review: AC/DC – Power Up (2020)
Album of the Week: Pantera – Vulgar Display of Power (1992)
It may come as a bit of a surprise to many but, Vulgar Display of Power is Pantera's sixth studio album. Released on February 25, 1992, it is the second Pantera Album from Atco Records (Cowboys From Hell was the first), and the second record that featured the new Pantera sound. The four previous releases featured a … Continue reading Album of the Week: Pantera – Vulgar Display of Power (1992)
Album of the Week: VLTIMAS – Something Wicked Marches In (2019)
I must admit, this record (and band) snuck up on me like a haymaker sucker-punch! Released on March 29, 2019 (Season of Mist), Something Wicked Marches In is the debut album from (the “Super Group") Vltimas. Though the sound of the record is very well mixed and produced, the FEEL of the record is very much old … Continue reading Album of the Week: VLTIMAS – Something Wicked Marches In (2019)
Top Horror Movie Slashers
You all know that I am a BIG horror fan and that I rate horror movies based on their gore factor (remake of Evil Dead is a 10/10 btw). This week I was talking to my roommate about the OG’s of horror. We started to compile a list and I thought it would be cool … Continue reading Top Horror Movie Slashers
Album of the Week: Boundaries – Hartford County Misery (2017)
This album right here…. IS ICONIC!!! By far one of my favorite albums of all-time. I literally listen to this album every day. IT IS THAT GOOD. The riffs on this album are just so damn heavy and choppy. I can’t get enough of it. I love the way this band will start off on … Continue reading Album of the Week: Boundaries – Hartford County Misery (2017)
Album of the Week: Justice For The Damned – Pain Is Power (2020)
I have never heard of Justice For The Damned until I heard this album. It showed up on my feed from Spotify as a recommendation for me to listen to and I am so glad it did. This album has easily become one of my favorites! The riffs are nasty, blast beats are immaculate, and … Continue reading Album of the Week: Justice For The Damned – Pain Is Power (2020)
