When it comes to consistency in metal, Michigan metal crew
The Black Dahlia Murder is one band that’s always been worth paying attention
to, even worth buying in to. Over the course of six albums, the band has
refused to compromise on their signature and unmistakable brand of melodious
death metal, producing music where its purpose and conviction is undeniable. On
their most recent album, Everblack, BDM sounds tighter and more focused than
ever before doing what they have proven to be most adept a doing.
Unfortunately, “doing what they’re most adept at doing” also entails the total
avoidance of throwing any surprises at the listener.
