An official fall tour has been revealed featuring Detroit’s own The Black Dahlia Murder headlining the event. Support for this tour will be coming from All Shall Perish and Cannibal Corpse. TBDM is currently touring in support of their latest release, Ritual. View all of the dates below. The Black Dahlia Murder tour dates: 10/6: […]
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Pathology announces new members, enter studio to record most brutal record to date
February 8th, 2010 
Grant Trimboli Recently signed to Victory Records, San Diego’s Pathology will enter Doubletime Studios today to record their label debut. The band feels very comfortable there with producer/engineer Jeff Forrest, having worked together on the group’s previous recordings. Doubletime has been going for 20 years and has a great and diverse client list including As I Lay […]
CARNIFEX: HELL CHOSE ME
February 2nd, 2010 Grant Trimboli Taking a darker and more blasphemous approach to their already visceral sound, Carnifex will unleash Hell Chose Me on February 16, 2010. Blood curdling screams, guttural growls, double bass fury, and razor-sharp guitar riffs make for sinister and brutal work. As the follow-up to 2008’s death metal masterpiece The Diseased and The Poisoned, Carnifex’s third […]
UTG LIST: 10 Essential Horror Films Directed By Women
October 31st, 2013 James Shotwell Happy Halloween, everyone! This is by far our favorite holiday, and as part of this year’s celebration we’ve partnered with filmmaker Andrea Wolanin to bring you a list of 10 essential horror films directed by women. Who is Andrea Wolanin? Good question! No seriously, it’s okay if you don’t know. Andrea is an aspiring feature […]
REVIEW: The Acacia Strain – Death Is The Only Mortal
September 24th, 2012 Justin Proper Artist: The Acacia Strain Album: Death Is The Only Mortal Genre: Metal Label: Rise Records The Acacia Strain is a hard band to review. One of their mottos is “Hype Free”, so it almost feels like I am going against their wishes to review their new album. I’ve been listening to this band for nearly […]