Death Metal Legends 'Autopsy' to unleash 'The Headless Ritual in July - Artwork and Track Listing revealed

Take a look at that beauty! Yes, my friends, it's the artwork for the upcoming new album from Death metal legends, Autopsy. Set to hit the stores through Peaceville Records on July 2nd, the album is called The Headless Ritual and I have the full track listing below. It will be the band's 6th studio album, having beaten us with their debut, Severed Survival, back in 1989.

'Texas Frightmare Weekend' expands with more guests, movies and more!

One convention that I have always wanted to attend, but due to the sheer logistics of travelling to, have been unable to, is the Texas Frightmare Weekend. This year it runs from May 3-5 and there's a shit-ton of cool movies and guests going to be there. Movies include Maniac, Sightseers and the just announced Axe Giant: The Wrath of Paul Bunyan, which stars no less than Grizzly Adam's himself, Dan Haggerty. More details below!

Filthy Music Review - 'Sidious: Ascension to the Throne ov Self'

Sidious – Ascension to the Throne ov Self (2013)

Kaotoxin Records

Review by Jude Felton

Sidious are a new band straight out of the UK. However, although new in this carnation, the band members that make up this malevolent spirit are not. Two of the band also plays in Eye of Solitude, who is also on Kaotoxin Records, and the band itself was spawned from what was once Seeds of Detest. What is most important though, is not the past; it’s the present and future that we need to pay attention to. In this respect we are in for a hell of a ride.

Filthy Music Review - 'The Body: Master, We Perish'

The Body – Master, We Perish (2013)

At a Loss Recordings

Review by Jude Felton

The Body creates beautifully ugly music, a low-fi doom that reeks of pure nihilism and hatred. It’s a murder scene caught in audio form and on this relatively short EP (18mins) they are intent on taking the listener on a soul-destroying journey.

Autonomy Pictures reveal 'Blood for Irina' Blu-ray/DVD release details

[Release date is now July 2nd and it will only be available on Blu-ray and Digital]

Autonomy Pictures have just announced the release details of Chris Alexander's Blood for Irina. The film will see a Blu-ray, DVD and Digital release across several territories at just about the same time, next month. It will hit DVD in the UK and France on May 27th, Digital in Poland on the same date and hit the US on Blu-ray and DVD on May 28th. Personally, I can't wait to see this!

Filthy Music Review - 'Bovine: The Sun Never Sets on the British Empire'

Bovine – The Sun Never Sets on the British Empire (2013)

FDA Rekotz

Review by Jude Felton

Big, brassy balls and tunes that will stay embedded in your head; that’s what the hell Bovine deliver on their delightfully titled The Sun Never Sets on the British Empire album. This isn’t a twee cheeky and quirky slice of music; instead it is a flat-out blast of guitar-driven excellence. Believe me when I say that I couldn’t oversell this if I tried.

'Texas Chainsaw 3D' Blu-ray/DVD details and new trailer

The latest Texas Chainsaw movie, Texas Chainsaw 3D, will be carving its way on to Blu-ray, DVD and VOD on May 14th from Lionsgate Home Entertainment. It is also debuting on Digital a little earlier, on April 30th. The Blu-ray will feature both the 3D and 2D versions of the film, with both Blu-ray and DVD releases coming complete with Digital copies. The release will also come with a ton of special features (full list below), which includes an audio commentary from Bill Moseley, Gunnar Hansen, Marilyn Burns and John Dugan, and another one featuring Tobe Hooper.

Behold the new 'Manborg' trailer!

Hey folks, time to get a mouthful of the new Manborg trailer! The movie, directed by Steve Kostanski, will be hitting DVD on April 30th from MPI/Dark Sky Films, amd looks like an absolute blast!

Filthy Music Review - 'Abomnium: Coffinships'

Abomnium – Coffinships (2012)

UKEM Records

Review by Jude Felton

Back in the day I can only recall the late, great Quorthon recording Bathory’s album as a solo musician. Not that you could tell though, such was in intensity of the great Swede’s albums. Leaping forward a few decades and the solo musician seems to be a far more prevalent occurrence, and judging some of the recent output I have heard, this is no bad thing. Abomnium is one such band, and the sounds within their second album, Coffinships, are nothing less than furious.