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REVIEW: DYSENTERY are BACK! You have been warned...
DYSENTERY DEJECTION CHRYSALIS RELEASE: NOV 7TH 2025 COMATOSE MUSIC Genre: Â Brutal/Slam Death Metal FFO: Putrid Pile | Internal Bleeding | Guttural Secrete | Pyrexia GRIMGASM RATING: 8/10 DEAD SKULLS The breakdown of the psychological framework is essential for Dysentery's latest sonic assault. Their fourth full-length album, Dejection Chrysalis, emerges after a decade-long hiatus that was a strategic period of building pressure, rather than simple inactivity. The resultin

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Oct 292 min read
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NEW ALBUM: DEVASTROSITY unleash a measured discharge of sonic pestilence.
From Kediri, East Java, Indonesia, Devastrosity emerges as a calculated collective of seasoned architects from the fertile Indonesian brutal death metal scene.

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Oct 282 min read
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Spooky Sounds: Our Top 10 Horror Movie Soundtrack Picks to Haunt Your Playlist
Hey, Grimgasm cultists—welcome back to the shadows of Morbid Media, where we dissect the chills that linger long after the credits roll. If your idea of a perfect night involves dim lights, a fresh true crime binge from our Grim History section, and tunes that make your skin crawl, then horror movie soundtracks are your unholy grail. These aren't just background noise; they're sonic nightmares that amp up the dread, from shrieking strings to synth stabs that hit like a jump s

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Oct 224 min read
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H.P. Lovecraft and the Aesthetic of Chaos
At the core of grimgasm.net's  mission—the Aesthetic of Chaos —stands a single, frail, and perpetually ill man from Providence, Rhode Island: Howard Phillips Lovecraft . While he lived a secluded and relatively obscure life, his influence on horror, film, music, and gaming is arguably greater than any other single 20th-century author. Lovecraft did not invent ghosts or vampires; he created something far more terrifying: Cosmicism . Prior to Lovecraft, horror was generally roo

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Oct 162 min read
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The Horror Hiding in Plain Sight: A Review and Analysis of Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho"
The year is 1960. The film world, still rooted in a glossy Hollywood morality, was completely unprepared for the sheer, brutal nihilism of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho . Released with unprecedented secrecy and restrictive viewing rules (no one admitted after the film started!), Psycho  wasn't just a movie; it was a societal ambush. To this day, it remains the chilling blueprint for the slasher genre and a perfect reflection of the darkness that can lurk behind the most mundane f

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Oct 162 min read
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THE FEAR’S "SUFFERING": A VISCERAL SERMON ON NU-METAL’S RETURN
The UK-based act The Fear  isn't here to reinvent the wheel, but to give it a much-needed shot of adrenaline. Their upcoming single, "SUFFERING,"  is a precise and punishing reminder of why the late '90s fusion of angst and aggression remains perpetually relevant. This track is less a nostalgic throwback and more a blueprint for modern psychic release. The Fear are releasing their debut EP, Falling Forward , on the 24th of October . From the first second, the influence of b

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Oct 162 min read
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Faces of Death: The Grimy Legacy of a Shocking "Documentary" Empire
Faces of Death: The Grimy Legacy of a Shocking "Documentary" Empire Hey, Grimgasm faithful—step into the **Morbid Media** crypt for a tale that's equal parts true crime nightmare and cinematic hoax. If you've ever dared to whisper "Faces of Death" in a dark room, you know the chill: a series of films that promised unfiltered glimpses of mortality, blending real tragedies with staged gore in a way that blurred the line between documentary and snuff film. Born in the late '70s

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Oct 145 min read
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BOOK REVIEW: "Give Me A Hand" by Osnar Chávez. Unflinching Noir and Visceral Dread
This horror short story is not merely a crime thriller; it is a profound and deranged masterpiece of genre-bending fiction , combining hard-boiled crime with escalating body horror and pitch-black absurdity. This is a book that doesn’t just walk the dark streets but drags the reader through the muck, rain, and grime while simultaneously navigating the ultimate internal war. The author introduces us to a world where sensory overload is the price of survival and moral clarity i

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Oct 101 min read
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LUST OF DECAY "Entombed in Sewage" is calculated, surgical brutality. (Review)
Lust Of Decay is back! Marking 25 years since their horrific inception, the "demigods of death" have broken their long, fifteen-year silence since their last album in 2006. They return with a bleak and devastating manifesto: ten new commandments of tragedy and depravity. Prepare for the long-awaited fourth full-length album, Entombed in Sewage. LUST OF DECAY – ENTOMBED IN SEWAGE LABEL: COMATOSE MUSIC RELEASE DATE: DECEMBER 12th 2025 Review Audio Courtesy of ImperativePR GRI

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Oct 93 min read
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Smash Cut (2009) Review: When B-Movie Met Brute Force
Few films embrace their low-budget, high-concept absurdity quite like Lee Gordon Demarbe's Smash Cut (2009). This film is a glorious,...

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Oct 92 min read
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Our Top 15 Influential Brutal Death Metal Bands Who Shaped the Genre
Welcome to the dark underbelly of late-'90s metal, where brutal death metal clawed its way into infamy. This was the era when bands took death metal’s raw aggression and cranked it to obscene levels—guttural vocals, palm-muted riffs, and blast beats so relentless they’d make a serial killer flinch. The late 1990s saw brutal death metal evolve from its New York and Florida roots, blending technical wizardry, hardcore grooves, and gore-soaked themes into a sound that still echo

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Oct 84 min read
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The Chilling Truth: The Disturbing True Crime Story Behind Nirvana's 'Polly'
Nirvana's 1991 track "Polly," from the seminal album Nevermind, sounds deceptively simple—a fragile, acoustic melody that stands out against the album’s grunge thunder. Yet, beneath that gentle strumming lies one of the most terrifying and explicit narratives in rock history.

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Oct 84 min read
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