Non Serviam! Aaarghh!

Blind Guardian - "Imaginations From The Other Side" (1995)

Sounds like this came straight out of the 90's - a surprising doom/death album with some nods to Katatonia's Dance of December Souls, as well as early PL, ect.

Finding those new quality death metal bands that are actually worth a damn is a pain in the ass. Let's hope this one is good!

9TH PLAGUE
This was a great death metal band from Sweden,
the style was very influenced by old MORBID ANGEL
This is their first demo from 2002.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sapXP-GmDcY

Nasty Savage - "Nasty Savage" (1985)

Omenfilth - Devourer of the Seven Moons

Recommended to those who are looking for more midpaced BM in the vein of Varathron and whatnot.

https://newnoisemagazine.com/album-stream-omenfilth-devourer-of-the-seven-moons/

It can be a trial, avoiding the fucking hyper-technical slam shite which has clogged up the scene for a while. I posted a 20 best albums of 2018 here and there's some brilliant stuff in there if you haven't heard it... (Including this one)

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=12629

Well, there's plenty of new bands aping the old bands which makes me want to listen to the old bands instead. There are also plenty of death metal bands aiming for a more progressive approach, which on paper sounds cool, but none of these (Venenum, Tribulation, Morbus Chron, Horrendous) end up well.

In fact, only Venenum's S/T EP has really done it for me as far as ''new band playing old style'' goes. Too bad they the band went to shit when they delivered their full length.

I'll admit this Obliteration sounds above average so far - at times it wanders a bit, but it's also vicious and has contoled chaotic riffing style that reminds me a bit of Darkthrone's debut.

The second album of these guys didn't do much to me, but this seems alright so far. Pretty damn diverse - death metal meets Rotting Christ meets Dire Straits?

Great cover artwork. Not so sure about the music so far.

Exciter - "Long Live The Loud" (1985)