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Malevolent Creation – Warkult – Interview

October 21, 2005

An interview with guitarist Phil Fasciana

Malevolent Creation – Conquering South America – Review

May 9, 2005

Conquering South America is unrelenting and unforgiving. In other words, pure classic Malevolent Creation and essential for any fan.

Malevolent Creation – Warkult – Review

December 20, 2004

Malevolent Creation always follow up a good album with a bad one. Warkult is the tails to The Will to Kill’s heads.

Malevolent Creation – The Will to Kill – Review

September 3, 2003

Rip-roaring, full-frontal, hardcore-singer-trapped-in-a-metal-dude growl. This is the best sounding Malevolent Creation album since their pinnacle, Eternal.

Death Is Just The Beginning – Vol. 7 – Review

July 23, 2003

Split (kinda) into power metal on disc one and extreme on disc two, tracked alphabetically per disc, there’s so much to open yer eyes, if yer at all into metal.

Divine Empire – Doomed to Inherit – Review

June 1, 2001

Incorporating black metal flourishes along with more intricate song structures, Divine Empire have created a more devastating album than their previous slab.

Malevolent Creation – Envenomed – Review

April 1, 2001

Malevolent Creation ceased to progress beyond the usual blastbeat/mosh-breakdown-part combination, but I still find myself loyal to every record they put out.

Malevolent Creation – Manifestation – Review

June 1, 2000

You shouldn’t need this uneven best-of because you should already own every Malevolent Creation album (well, except for the monotonous In Cold Blood).

Malevolent Creation – The Fine Art of Murder – Review

April 1, 1999

Break-neck riffing, elbow-swinging grooves, lyrics about decapitation… all the ingredients that make death metal such guilt-free fun.

Malevolent Creation – Joe Black – Review

June 1, 1996

What I thought was one of those tide-me-over EPs turns out to be one of the most black-hearted batteries of brutality to assault these ears in some time.