The bottom line is this: Axeslasher write capital-E Evil riffs... They are the real deal. Get on board with ‘em now, or be forced to eat pizza ’til you puke.
Run – Trailer 2 (Axeslasher Spot) Posted by Daniel Mark Young on Monday, September 19, 2016 Check it out freaks! We’re coming at you with another spot on another Horror soundtrack that you won’t want to miss. You trusted us with DEATHGASM, and most of you found a new favorite movie. Trust us again, and […]
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Earlier this week I sat down with Adam Wills from Hellbound.ca to talk about self promotion, what’s next for The ‘Slasher, and Denver Black Sky, …When you play a festival like that and you’re an unknown band going on before the sun goes down, you’ve got to do something interesting. There was a suspension group from […]
10. Axeslasher Denver pizza and thrash metal lovers Axeslasher put out a killer album, Anthology of Terror, at the end of 2013 with very positive reviews from the underground metal world. With tongue-in-cheek titles like “Mark of the Pizzagram,” Axeslasher vomited up a disgustingly brutal thrash album as sharp and gruesome as Jason Voorhee’s machete […]
Axeslasher / Call of the Void – Axeslasher / Call of the Void | Denver Black Sky / Granite House Records | Death/thrash, grind To ring in Denver Black Sky, Axeslasher (gory thrash framed with death à la Frightmare) and Call of the Void (who crustily grind a His Hero is Gone song here) join […]
5. Axeslasher – Anthology of Terror Vol. 1 (self-released) If Havok are comic bookish, then Axeslasher are just horror movie/Ninja Turtles-on-meth batshit insane. Gross, loud, completely oozing slime thrash that’s scarier than Leatherface’s chainsaw. I don’t know anyone who had a bad word to say about this album, and I know I’m waiting eagerly for […]
If heavy metal has a character flaw, generally speaking, it’s the fact that for a genre that loves the grandiose, the performative and the archetypal so much, it can sometimes take itself way too seriously. That’s what makes Anthology of Terror, Vol. 1 from Southern California’s Axeslasher such a filthy, refreshing treat. The old-school thrashers […]