It’s like “Caligula,” but with less Malcolm McDowell dong. I’m just gonna start straight off with the elevator pitch for ADE, because I suspect it’ll be enough to get the overwhelming majority of you interested: imagine a version of Nile that was all about ancient Rome instead of ancient Egypt. That’s it, review over, stab those like and subscribe buttons for more. But if that isn’t enough for you, then let me say that comparison is more than just a surface-level aesthetic comparison. They share some of those polished brutal-death-adjacent sensibilities, sure, but ADE eases off raw speed in favor of more … Continue reading Album Premiere: ADE – Supplicium