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Another BÜTCHER in the Shop: Evil Invaders' Max Mayhem joins BÜTCHER

Belgian Speed Metal titans BÜTCHER have announced the addition of a new member, guitarist Max Mayhem of Thrash act Evil Invaders.

"I'm glad to announce that I am now joining Belgian speed metal force Bütcher as second guitarist!" says Max. "It was an honor for me to play with the boys at the release show of the new record. And the chemistry is there, both on- and offstage. Why not keep this going? As a fan of raw-sounding metal, fast vintage riffing, and occasional blast beats, it's a pure pleasure for me to share the stage - and beers! - with BÜTCHER. I can't wait to crush some skulls again once everything is back to normal!”

Museum of Macabre MediaJason EdwardsApril 24, 2020butcher, BÜTCHER, evil invaders, Osmose Productions, max mayhem, kk ripperComment

Black Metal Titans Avslut Bestow Another Black Metal Assault

Not content to rest upon their thorny bed of thrash-laden black metal, Avslut return with their second offering, Tyranni.

I first discovered Avslut by accident last year while perusing black metal tags for some gym music, and was immediately enamored with this band's delivery of tight, thrashy black metal in their album, Deceptis. Not content to rest on their laurels, Swedish metal outfit Avslut return with yet another black metal offering, tightening their visceral assault into an even sharper musical design.

Museum of Macabre MediaDaniel EdenfieldApril 13, 2020black metal, Osmose Productions, review, Black Metal, MetalComment

Bütcher's "666 Goats Carry My Chariot" is the Best Metal Album of 2020... So Far.

666 Goats Carry My Chariot is the second album from Antwerp, Belgium’s Bütcher and it’s a Speed Metal masterwork. This band combines all the best parts of Show No Mercy-era Slayer, Mercyful Fate, Diamond Head, Motörhead and Judas Priest with a generous dash of Bathory and Dissection for good measure. There isn’t a single wasted track on the album, it’s all prime cuts, from the second the intro track fades into the Ace of Spades-inspired “Iron Bitch,” to the final note of the somber, acoustic “Exaltation of Sulphur.”