death metal

Reign is a college student at UGA, fresh off the release of his EP titled Guilty Pleasures: the follow up to his first mixtape LoveLives. The music is rooted deep in the emotions that consume us in our everyday lives; Reign doesn't hide who he is. In fact, he embraces it and lets the listener into his deepest thoughts from the intro, engulfing the potential fan with a risky approach. Is it too much thought for a casual listen? Reign has developed his niche in both Henry Country and Athens, GA. Check out all of his music at http://youngreign.

The band's first EP, entitled "Cataclysm", was recorded in December 2005 at Bridgerow Studios with producer Andy Coughlan. In the aftermath of its release, the band amassed favourable reaction from the European metal community. Large-scale self-promotion and feature privileges in renowned metal magazines such as Terrorizer, Zero Tolerance and Powerplay have since brought the band much exposure. Warpath's perfect balance of sharp-edged guitars and extreme drumming has also been found on Zero Tolerance Magazine's covermount compilation CD...

Corpus Mortale was formed in early 1993. From the beginning the intention was to play pure and aggressive death metal. In the early years the band received great recognition in the underground through the demo’s “Corpus Mortale” 1995 and “Integration” 1996 and also through numerous successful concerts in Denmark and Germany.
In 1999, only five months after recording the third demo “Spiritim” 1998, both of the guitar players left the band.

Deströyer 666 are an Australian blackened thrash/death metal band formed in 1994 by guitarist K.K. Warslut, following his departure from the cult black metal band Bestial Warlust. They have now relocated to the Netherlands. A reissue of their album Cold Steel... for an Iron Age has been scheduled for late 2005. It will feature a picture disk as well as some previously unreleased tracks, including alternate versions of some songs. The band is also working on a new LP containing all of the songs previously released on 7" vinyl.