The Official Horror Crush Database — Part 1: The Numbers Behind the Crushes (2011–2026)

Welcome to the first annual Official Horror Crush Database!

Since 2011, I have been paying homage to the beautiful and talented actresses who have contributed to the horror genre. Now, for the first time, I’ve gone back through the entire Horror Crush collection and compiled the numbers behind the crushes!

These results cover the 93 women who currently comprise the database, from the very first inductee, Jill Terashita, to the most recent addition, fellow Canadian beauty Laura Harris. This is an idea I’ve been playing with for years, but my recent seven-month hiatus and return to the site finally inspired me to go through with it.

Part One focuses on the more basic statistics and demographics of the database, giving us a look at the numbers behind these 93 actresses. Part Two will take things much further, diving into the fun, surprising, and sometimes downright wild facts and connections that came up during the research.

I think some of the numbers will surprise my fellow readers, while others will probably turn out exactly as you expected. Either way, there were definitely a few results that caught even me off guard!

So, sit back, enjoy, and let’s take a look at The Numbers Behind the Crushes!

Let's begin by looking at the countries of origin represented in the Horror Crush Database. While the top two countries were pretty much what I expected, some of the results further down the list were genuinely surprising to me. It was interesting to see just how much international representation has made its way into the database over the years.

🌎 Where Are They From? — The Countries Behind the Crushes

Country	Actresses	Percentage
🇺🇸 United States	66	71.0%
🇨🇦 Canada	8	8.6%
🇦🇺 Australia	4	4.3%
❓ Unknown	4	4.3%
🇩🇪 Germany	3	3.2%
🇧🇾 Belarus	1	1.1%
🇫🇷 France	1	1.1%
🇬🇷 Greece	1	1.1%
🇮🇹 Italy	1	1.1%
🇲🇽 Mexico	1	1.1%
🇵🇱 Poland	1	1.1%
🇷🇺 Russia	1	1.1%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom	1	1.1%
TOTAL	93	100%

It comes as no surprise that the US of A takes the top spot, since the majority of movies, horror included, come from us. That makes this result a given, so, instead let's jump right to:

🥈 Canada officially takes silver!

8 Canadian Horror Crushes = 8.6% of the entire database.
I definitely expected our friends up North to take silver. After all, their involvement in the genre and the fact that it is home to some of the most beautiful women in the world, made me confident of these results.

The Canadian contingent is:

• Jill Terashita
• Elisha Cuthbert
• Angela Featherstone
• Lisa Schrage
• Tara Spencer-Nairn
• Kristen Hager
• Sharlene Martin
• Laura Harris

And Australia takes bronze with 4:
This one really surprised me. And, yes there is while there is no denying that Australia not only has some gorgeous women but also also many actresses hail from the Land Down Under. Still, I had never realized just how many of them were in the database!

• Melissa George
• Bianca Bradey
• Jessica McNamee
• Elizabeth Blackmore

❓ Unknown: 4

You can think of these results as the actress equivalent of when The Ultimate Warrior would come out to wrestle and be introduced as being “from parts unknown!” 😂 Except this is real life!

In all seriousness, I had no idea the database contained this many actresses whose countries of origin are unknown. Then again, when you consider that some of these women are obscure even within the horror community, it actually makes a lot of sense. Some of these actresses have very little biographical information available about them, making their origins surprisingly difficult to track down.

Courtney Taylor

Suzanna Ling

Elise Richards

Almanta Suska

Lorraine De Selle being our sole Italian representative is honestly one of the most surprising results to me. Considering my love of Italian horror—and especially the women who appeared in those films—I expected Italy to have a much stronger showing in the database. It turns out that Italian horror productions often featured actresses from other parts of Europe instead.

It will be interesting to see whether this statistic holds up in the years to come as the Horror Crush Database continues to grow. Perhaps Lorraine will eventually get some fellow Italian company! 

And now, we get to the classic battle of Betty vs. Veronica (vs. Cheryl)! It's time for the blondes, brunettes, and redheads to go head-to-head and see which hair color dominates the Horror Crush Database!

💇 Hair color

🤎 Brunette — 52.7%
💛 Blonde — 40.9%
❤️ Redhead — 3.2%
🎨 Multiple/variable — 3.2%

In other words:

🤎 Brunettes Win — This is honestly where the idea for this entire category was born, as I kept wondering which hair color was the dominant one in the database. It is fun to see brunettes come out on top. Yay for the Veronicas of the horror world!

💛 Blondes Take a Strong Second — They put up a good fight and came close, but ultimately our golden-haired beauties could not overcome the ladies with the darker locks.

❤️ Redheads Remain a Very Small Minority — We all love redheads, but unfortunately there just aren't that many of them in the genre. Just as natural redheads are rare in the real world, they are also a rarity in the cinematic world of horror.

🎨 Multiple/Variable Hair Colors — This small category covers actresses such as Jane Levy and others whose hair color has varied significantly throughout their careers, allowing the database to avoid forcing them into a single potentially misleading category.

And, now for another section that I have long wondered about, which is the era that not only dominates the database, but also where do the other eras compare to it:

📅 When Did They Rule Horror? — The Primary Eras of the Crushes

Primary horror era	Actresses	Percentage of 93
🕰️ 1980s	37	39.8%
📼 1990s	30	32.3%
💿 2000s	28	30.1%
📀 2010s	26	28.0%
📼 1970s	11	11.8%
💻 2020s	10	10.8%

And the big takeaway: the 1980s rule! Which is honestly exactly what I expected once I started working through and crunching the numbers. When you think about just how massive that decade was for the horror genre, it makes even more sense that the ’80s would come out on top.

It is also important to mention that these percentages intentionally exceed 100% collectively, because many actresses have legitimate horror credits across multiple decades. We are measuring database era representation, rather than assigning every actress to one—and only one—decade.

At the same time, an actress can have horror work spanning multiple decades, while her primary era represents the decade in which she had the largest or most significant concentration of horror work. Later credits can still contribute to her overall career totals without necessarily changing that primary-era designation.

In other words, determining an actress's primary era is essentially handled on a case-by-case basis, taking the full scope of her horror career into account.

And, now here is another fun bit of results as we look into what subgenre is the one that the most amount of Horror Crushes worked in:

🔪 What Kind of Horror Do They Love? — The Most Represented Subgenres

👻 Supernatural — 57
🔪 Slasher — 40
👹 Creature — 27
🤖 Sci-Fi — 23
😂 Horror Comedy — 21
🔥 Possession/Demonic — 19
🧛 Vampire — 16
👁️ Psychological — 12
🧟 Zombie — 11
🩸 Giallo — 3

This is one result that definitely surprised me. While I am a monster kid first and foremost—come on, I grew up watching Godzilla, Hammer, and Universal movies on television as a kid—I had a feeling there weren't quite as many creature features in the database compared to slashers, which I thought for sure would slice their way to the top.

Well... I was wrong. 😂 It turns out that the horrors of the supernatural world dominated the results, which was definitely not what I expected.

Equally interesting is another statistic that continues to baffle me: despite my love of Italian horror, there are only three giallo representatives in the entire database! That's pretty crazy in my book. 

Well, that's for this part of the database numbers.

Be sure to stay tuned for Part Two, where we dive even deeper into the database for some truly fun, wild, unexpected, and quite literally WTF results! Trust me, this is where things are going to get really interesting. 😈

A Note on the Research: The statistics in this article were compiled from my Horror Crush Database and researched with the assistance of AI. It was used as a research and organizational tool to help analyze the data, cross-reference information, and crunch the numbers, while the final classifications, methodology, and decisions regarding the database remain my own.

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Naked News' Sarah Harlow Heads to Amsterdam to Cover XMA Europe Red Carpet

I am definitely excited to know that Sarah Harlow will be handling Naked News coverage of the XMA Europe Awards red carpet. As I know, she deliver all the sexy and fun reporting that this hot event requires. 

Sarah Harlow Takes Naked News to XMA Europe Red Carpet

 

(Toronto, ON / August 20, 2026) - Sarah Harlow heads to Amsterdam in her role as a Naked News anchor, bringing her quick wit and sharp interviewing instincts to the 2026 XMA Europe Awards red carpet on Sunday, Sept. 13.

 

At Passenger Terminal Amsterdam, Harlow will catch up with nominees, presenters and industry personalities, capturing candid reactions and celebratory moments as they arrive for the ceremony. The awards serve as the finale to the 2026 XBIZ Amsterdam event series, running Sept. 10-13.

 

“Red carpets move fast, which is exactly what I love about them,” Harlow said. “People are excited, a little nervous and ready to celebrate, so the best interviews happen when you meet that energy and let their personalities take over.”

 

Beyond her red carpet assignment, Harlow will attend XBIZ Amsterdam throughout the four-day industry gathering, which coincides with the European debut of X3 Expo.

 

Find and follow Sarah Harlow at SarahsWorld.ca and link.me/sarahxharlow.

 

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ABOUT SARAH HARLOW:

Sarah Harlow is a Canadian adult performer, Naked News anchor, OnlyFans creator, podcast host and award-winning photographer. Her work spans adult entertainment, broadcasting, podcasting and digital media.

 

Before stepping in front of the camera, Harlow spent 14 years as a professional photographer specializing in women’s portraiture and boudoir. Her experience in lighting, posing and production continues to inform her hands-on approach to content creation and visual storytelling.

 

Harlow also hosts Unbothered, a podcast featuring candid conversations with women from adult entertainment and creative industries about confidence, relationships, sexuality, mental health, boundaries, business and personal growth. Her work across these platforms has earned recognition from both Pornhub and AVN. To learn more, visit SarahsWorld.ca and link.me/sarahxharlow.

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Sicksense Confront Death, Faith and Loss With Haunting New Single “A Moment Of Violence”

Pre-Order 'Funerals' HERE

Canadian nu-metal band Sicksense, fronted by the incredible Vicky Psarakis, have delivered a powerful and beautiful new single with “A Moment of Violence.” Taken from their upcoming EP Funerals, the poignant track has already become one of my favorites from the band. Psarakis sounds absolutely incredible here, shifting effortlessly from beautiful, emotional vocals to powerful, gut-wrenching screams and growls that hit me right in the soul. I especially love the way the song gradually builds in intensity, making its emotional impact hit that much harder. This is an absolutely incredible track, and it has me waiting with total anticipation for the full Funerals EP!

SICKSENSE consider mortality and the endurance of conflicting personal beliefs with a deity or religion in the new single release, "A Moment Of Violence". The haunting and heavy track arrives ahead of the band's forthcoming EP, Funerals, scheduled for release on September 25, 2026.  On the meaning behind "A Moment Of Violence," the band shares, "The song discusses death and losing loved ones close to us. It’s a personal battle with God/a higher power, that we emotionally wrestle with and find difficulty and frustration in coming to terms with. There’s an irony in that if God loves us so much, why do we end up suffering in this life and suddenly losing all the ones we truly love to death." "A Moment Of Violence" is the final offering in the running order of the new EP, Funerals. Musically, "[i]t rounds up the angsty frustrations of their prior songs with solemness and sadness with Vicky playing piano while singing and thunderstorm sounds resonating in the background, with orchestrations, including violin played by our bassist, Rich. A song that starts off as a moody ballad ends with a full band breakdown to end the EP." With the unveiling of each compelling release, SICKSENSE step further into their evolving sound. The merging of powerful dynamics, vocal styles, and emotive narratives that hold a mirror to our modern life produce an authoritative and immersive sonic impact.  Pre-Order Funerals: http://funerals.sicksense.com/ About SICKSENSE: SICKSENSE is a modern metal force blending the aggression of metalcore, the groove of nu metal, and the precision of djent into a sound that is entirely their own. Fronted by the dynamic vocal duo of Vicky Psarakis and Robby J. Fonts, the band has built a reputation for explosive chemistry, genre-defying songwriting, and an unapologetic DIY mentality that has fueled their rise from independent newcomers to one of heavy music’s most exciting emerging acts. Originally formed in Montreal, Canada, SICKSENSE began taking shape after Vicky and Robby first met backstage at Heavy Montreal in 2015. At the time, Vicky was fronting melodic death metal powerhouse THE AGONIST, while Robby had recently served as the vocalist for rap metal pioneers STUCK MOJO. Their mutual love for heavy music with no creative boundaries sparked an immediate connection, eventually leading to the creation of SICKSENSE. The band officially launched with their debut single “Make Believe” in 2021, quickly turning heads with their intense vocal interplay, emotionally charged songwriting, and fearless fusion of styles. Their debut EP, Kings Today (2022), and follow-up EP, Fools Tomorrow (2023), established SICKSENSE as a rising name in the modern metal scene while earning praise from fans and creators alike, including Tank The Tech, who famously called them “the best nu metal band you never heard of.” Built around the contrast and chemistry between Vicky’s soaring melodies and vicious screams and Robby’s aggressive delivery, rap-infused cadences, and raw intensity, SICKSENSE draw influence from bands such as LINKIN PARK, LIMP BIZKIT, SLIPKNOT, KORN, EVANESCENCE, UNDEROATH, WHITECHAPEL, PERIPHERY, and MONUMENTS while carving out a sound that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Atmospheric keys, cinematic sound design, and layered production further elevate the band’s identity. In 2023, SICKSENSE signed with Earache Records before releasing their debut full-length album, Cross Me Twice, in 2025. The album marked a major breakthrough for the band, peaking at #10 on the UK Rock and Metal Album chart and #33 on the UK Independent chart. During this era, the band toured extensively across the United States, opening for ESCAPE THE FATE, SNOT, THE UNION UNDERGROUND, SPINESHANK, and CALVA LOUISE, while also appearing at major festivals including Louder Than Life 2025. Never content to stay stagnant, SICKSENSE announced in 2026 that they would return to their independent roots for future releases, embracing complete creative freedom as they enter a new era with a lineup featuring guitarist Jackson Snowden, bassist Richard Regier, and drummer Sam Neumann. The band worked closely with producer Joey Doherty on the EP, continuing to push their sound into darker, heavier, and more experimental territory while staying true to the emotional honesty and intensity that define SICKSENSE. Outside the band, both Vicky and Robby have built impressive resumes across music, gaming, and entertainment. Vicky provided voice work for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy and portrayed Ada Wong in Dead by Daylight, while also contributing vocals to Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. Robby voiced Jonathan Byers in the original Stranger Things chapter for Dead by Daylight and even graduated from WWE Superstar Seth Rollins’ Black and Brave Academy in 2019. At their core, SICKSENSE represent resilience, individuality, and fearless self-expression. Whether through brutally honest lyrics, high-energy live performances, or their hands-on approach to every aspect of the band’s creative vision, SICKSENSE continue to prove that heavy music has no boundaries when authenticity leads the way. SICKSENSE is: Vicky Psarakis — vocals, lyrics, keys Robby J. Fonts — vocals, lyrics Jackson Snowden — guitars Richard Regier — bass, violin Sam Neumann — drums Connect with SICKSENSE: Website: https://sicksensemerch.com Bandcamp: https://sickxsense.bandcamp.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sickxsense Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sickxsense X/Twitter: https://x.com/sickxsense YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/sicksenseofficial Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/vickypsarakis Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7bVyQW5pkc3aF5Rq03ZQxc Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/sicksense/1579360754 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sickxsense Discord: https://discord.gg/uAtNhq5H6W Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sicksense

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Monster-Mania August 2026

With me back to writing here on a regular basis (or at least as much so as adulting allows for), I am back to posting about conventions. Now, I never stopped going to cons during the hiatus, just didn't wrtite about them. With that in mind, let's with a trip to this past weekend's Monster-Mania!

My friend's and I went to the Saturday, August 15, 2026 edition of the three day event. Celeb prices were fucking awful so I only paid for one autograph, my friend Catherine Corcoran. I had not seen her in years, so it took a bit for her to recognize me. But, when she did, she got happy and gave me a big, old hug. It was really great to catch with her. 

My friend Freddie did go up to a lot more celebs than I did. Among them was the lovely Heather Langenkamp, who is of course one of the greatest final girls of all time in the form of Nancy of A Nightmare on Elm Street. I met her ages ago at one of the old Famgoria Weekend of Horrors. When I told her that she was like wow! That was like 30 years ago! That's crazy huh? Anways, she let the three of us get in the pic. She is a true legend and did not need to do that. That only makes me an even bigger fan of hers.

The last person I went up to was Pinhead from Hellraiser, himself, Doug Bradley. This is actually my third time meeting him. He was taking free pics with fans! More people should do stuff this cool.

I absolutely LOVED Obsession, so I totally flipped for this group cosplay of it.

Catherine's autograph is the only one I got, but it is a great addition to my Terrifier Blu-ray.

Swag that I got at Monster-Mania:
Beyond the Darkness/ Biuo Omega T-shirt free from Severin Films
Ghost flipping the bird figurine- only $5!!
Horror Convention Bingo T-shirt- easily one of the best and funniest shirts I have seen at a con in ages and 100% accurate!
And, from Diabolik DVD (still the best booth at this con):
Possession Second Sight 4K and Revealer Blu-Ray

And, so ends another fun time, You know I been going through a rough patch, as I have been missing someone and dealing with the fallout. So, it was wonderful to be out with my friends and having a great time at a convention. Until the next one!

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Horror Crush: Laura Harris

 It's time for another gorgeous and talented lady to get inducted into Horror Crushes. Today we add one of my biggest 90's crushes in the absolutely stunning Laura Harris!

Laura Elizabeth Harris was born on November 20, 1976. She was born and grew up in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia. Also, this serves as yet a friendly reminder that Canadian women are truly gorgeous! Any who, both of her parents were actually schoolteachers, She began acting at the mere age of five doing CBC (Canadian Broadcast Corporation) Radio Dramas and cartoons. During her childhood she attended Crofton House School in Vancouver. Post her move to Los Angeles, she attended psychology corresponding classes while in college.  

Her first foray inro horror happened when she appeared in the It mini-series in 1990. This was definitely the first thing I saw her in, but I don't remember her in it. Truth be told, I have not watched it since it first aired on TV.

She would return to TV horror with one of my favorite episodes from my favorite series of all tine: The X-Files with "Die Hand Die Verletzt". This one is from the second season and involves Satan worship and black magic. So yeah, it is absolutely right in my wheel house. And, while I've watched this episode I don't really remember her role. But, I feel like I would've totally have found her to be a cutie, especially during my first watch as a teen.

In 1997, she did double genre duty for two syndicated shows: The Outer Limits and Poltergeist: The Legacy. I never really watched the former, but I did watch the Poltergeist series. Though, I am hard pressed to remember of anything about it, much less Harris' role in it. She would actually return to The Outer Limits in 2001 and appear in a second episode.

In 1998, she appeared in The Faculty, the movie where I first really noticed and is the main reason she got this induction. Directed by Robert (Planet Terror) Rodriguez directed and Kevin (Scream franchise) Williamson wrote this very 90s teen sci-fi/ horror flick. Done at the height of the Scream style slasher flick, it was nice to see that at least this one was a monster movie and not a stalk and slash flick.

In this tale of teens who realize that their teachers and school faculty are acting weird and shit. And, that's cuz they are really aliens who haven taken them over! It's very much a rip-off of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and falls under a lot of style and feel of this era. But, it is a decent time killer, even if much of it is a little to clean in execution and finalization for my more my more gritty and nasty tastes.

Harris plays new girl Marybeth Louise Hutchinson. She is really great in the role, as she comes off as cute, sweet, as well as sexy and dangerous. Her character is honestly my favorite in the movie. She is certainly the most aesthetically unforgettable character. Cuz, she does something no one from the Scream school of horror did: she got nude! That scene has lived rent free in my mind ever since I saw the movie in the theaters. Even while a lot of the movie kinda slipped into mental oblivion, that did not. In fact, as I said in the intro, sealed Harris as one of my biggest late 90s Horror Crushes!

While, not actually horror, it is worth mentioning that she did appear in a total of 24 episodes of Dead Like Me (2003-2004). It's one of my favorite, underrated shows with a great mix of dark humor and an excellent cast and writing. She played Daisy Adair, who is a grim reaper.

Between 2005-06, she did a total of three episodes of The Dead Zone, playing the character of Miranda Ellis. Again, it has some twenty years since I watched this show, so I don't remember her character. But, I know I did enjoy the show while it was running.

2006 also saw her do her final feature length genre flick with the awesome but severely underrated horror/ comedy Severance. This one comes from wrier/ director Christopher Smith, who made his debut with his masterpiece Triangle (which stars fellow Horror Crush inductee Melissa George). I actually first saw this one for work years ago. And, when it hit special edition Blu-Ray I was beyond happy to finally revisit it. And, man, it is as great as I remember it being!

This British flick tells the tale of a sale team from an arms corporation that goes on a corporate retreat. The problem is they encounter a group of whacked out killers, who begin to take them out one by one. It is such a fun movie, one that is suspenseful, gory, and, at times, utterly hilarious. And, like the best horror comedies, it works cuz it takes the horror seriously. It really needs to be seen by more people.

Harris plays the lead role of Maggie. She is so good in this role and looks great, of course! It really made me wish that she had done more horror feature length movies. But, as of this writing this stands as her best movie, that I have seen her in.

Her final horror credit is the animated movie Underworld: Endless War. It is an animated anthology movie made up of three stories. Despite, being a fan of this franchise, I gotta admit I never saw it, hell, I am not even sure I remember it coming out! Regardless, she does the voice of Selene (Kate Bekinsale's character in the movies), which is pretty cool, if you think about it!

So, before I started this post I didn't think Harris had done a lot of horror. And, while from a feature standpoint that is the case, she did do a lot of TV work. The movies she did do, include a favorite among fans of late 90sb teen horror and an absolutely great horror/ comedy, solidify her place in horror history. She, herself, is a gorgeous and talented blonde beauty with stunning blue eyes, who is great in any role she is given. And, with that we are pleased to add Laura Harris to Horror Crushes!

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Next on the Master's Chopping Block: the Melodeath Assault of Bloodhunter

This time around, I will be taking a look at one of the most criminally underrated bands in metal today, melodic death metal masters, Bloodhunter!

Bloodhunter are a melodeath band hailing from Galicia, Spain. They have an awesome sound with shredding and soaring twin guitars. This adds to the a full blown attack clearly influenced by melodeath gods like At The Gates and Carcass, as well taking in the power of giants like Slayer, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Death, and more. Their pounding power makes them one of the most exciting bands in extreme metal, one that only gets better with each release.

I got introduced to their music thanks to originally being a huge fan of all female Brazilian death/ thrash metal outfit, Nervosa. While, I was already fan of these heavy thrashers, but to me their finest work came with 2021's Perpetual Chaos. And, this was in large to their then newly hired signer the incredible Diva Satanica. Unfortunately she only lasted that one album with them and was soon returning to her previous band, this one, Bloodhunter. As soon as I heard their music, I became a huge fan. Their mix of melody and heaviness makes them my exact cup of musical blood. Why they aren't bigger, I honestly don't know.

They were formed by guitarist Dani Arcos in 2008 and have had several line-up changes over time. But, the band really found themselves when they hired Diva Satanica as their vocalist in 2012. Her incredible voice really gave them their signature sound and feel. In 2014, they released their self-titled debut. 2017, saw them put out their second release, The End of Faith. I got into them with their third release 2022's Knowledge Was the Price. The melodic and soaring, yet heavy music was perfect listening material to my ears, with songs like the title track, "A Twist of Fate to Come", "Medea's Guidance", and "Spreading Your Disease" quickly becoming favorites of mine.

This year saw them put out their fourth full length release with the killer Sons of the Abandoned. It is their finest work to date. Featuring piercing and ripping guitars with driving and thundering power, the album is both beautiful and absolutely fucking rips. Diva Satanica proves, yet again, that she is truly one of the genre's very best. Songs like "The Devil's Own", "The Outspoken", "Threshold of Hell", "The Path that Never Ends" (which features a duet with another lady that is among the finest voices in metal today Burning Witches' Laura Guldemond), an absolutely ripping cover of the classic track by Canadian thrash gods Annihilator "Human Insecticide" (which is also the album closer) are among the best extreme metal songs you have not heard this year. In fact, I would go as far as saying that this album is in my top five or so of the year son far. It's truly fucking killer!

If I can even get one new fan amongst you guys then I have truly done my job. If you like metal acts like At The Gates, Carcass, Symbolic era Death, Nervosa (obviously), and Crypta, then you will love this band, as I do. Diva Satanica's incredible vocals mixing in with the amazing musicianship (that twin guitar attack!) make for a classic, perfect fit. One that is like a leather glove, a studded one, of course.

Satanica also seems to be coolest and nicest person around. I love her social media posts., especially cuz she is a fellow dog owner/ lover. I mean there is no way faster to my heart than being a dog person and playing/ loving heavy metal music!

Time to take a dive into their kick ass music!

The first single off of the current album Sons of the Abounded, this fucker rocks so goddamn hard!

What a killer cover of an Annihilator classic!

Are a fellow fan of this amazing Spanish band? Or is this your first time hearing them? If so what are your thoughts? Let me know in the comments section below!

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