DEI Metal: Vol. 7 – The Toilet Ov Hell
A surge of powerful queer and antifascist metal music marked the tumultuous year of 2025. Amidst the chaos of the times, bands like Transgressive emerged with a distinctive sound that resonated with listeners. Their latest EP, "Not Like This," curated by the talented Alicia Cordisco, showcases a blend of anti-fascist trans liberation metal that demands attention. The track "The Way the World Ends" encapsulates the band's dynamic essence, urging listeners to delve into their aural world.
Love Spiral's album "Minotaur’s Teeth" delivers a compelling narrative through songs like "The Fifth Sense," embodying a mix of hopeful anger and poignant lyricism. Their music serves as a powerful voice for the trans community, demanding liberation and sparking introspection. The emotional intensity in their vocals transcends language barriers, creating a profound impact on the listener.
Davghter's album "Mask Casket" delves into the challenges faced by transgender individuals, particularly focusing on the struggles of hiding one's identity. The track "Hide In Plain Spite" encapsulates the fear and isolation experienced by many in the transgender community. Through their music, Davghter sheds light on the harsh realities of existing as a trans person in a society plagued by prejudice.
Bergfried's release "Romantik III" introduces a refreshing blend of hard rock-metal-pop, reminiscent of classic rock anthems with a modern twist. Tracks like "Tears of a Thousand Years" showcase the band's catchy and energetic sound, inviting listeners to embrace their unique musical journey. Bergfried's music offers a nostalgic yet innovative experience for fans of rock and metal.
Cemetery Sex emerges as a standout band with their self-titled album, featuring tracks like "Leviathan" that embody a fusion of goth rock and raw deathrock. Fronted by Anastasia Noire, the band delivers a powerful and captivating performance, drawing listeners into a world of dark, evocative music. Cemetery Sex's music serves as a bold statement of defiance and empowerment.
Witch Fever's album "Fevereaten" explores themes of religious oppression and liberation, with tracks like "Safe" delving into raw emotions and vulnerable narratives. The band's refusal to be confined by traditional genres creates a unique blend of radical doom punk that challenges conventional boundaries. Witch Fever's music offers a cathartic and introspective journey for listeners seeking raw, unfiltered expression.
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