Resurrected from the Grave

If you like your metal with a side of putrefaction, then Entrails' latest offering, Resurrected from the Grave, is just the album for you. This Swedish band has been churning out gnarly death metal since the '90s, and they show no signs of slowing down on this ghoulish collection of tunes. From the moment the opening track kicks in, it's clear that Entrails are here to party like it's 1989. The riffs are as thick and chunky as a decomposing zombie, the vocals are guttural and menacing, and the drumming is relentless. It's like being dragged kicking and screaming into a graveyard at midnight, but in a good way. Tracks like "Bloodhammer" and "Buried Death" showcase Entrails at their most brutal, with chainsaw-like guitars and blast beats galore. But they also know when to switch things up, as seen on the eerie instrumental "Casket Garden," which provides a moment of calm before the storm. Overall, Resurrected from the Grave is a must-listen for fans of old-school death metal. It's a celebration of all things dark and deadly, and a reminder that sometimes, you just need to embrace the filth and gore. So grab your shovel, dig up this album, and let Entrails drag you kicking and screaming into their gruesome world. You won't regret it.