(UK) METAL Beginning humbly as long ago as the late 90’s, as a meat-and-potatoes death metal band of the primordial swamp have evolved over the course of some 12 plus years and 8, no less, albums into the sophisticated supermetal machine it is today in the fleeting span of 3.5 billion years; resulting in an intriguing musical blend borrowing from the best of proto-thrash, death and traditional metal. Monsterworks have once again turned to Casket Records for the release of its latest slab of granite joy: “The God Album”; a philosophical journey, navigating the woes of religion and its implications for the modern world. Monsterworks has been described as “thinking man’s metal”, a label to be proud of insofar as one can distinguish the message among the grunting and screaming we love so much. Kerrang awarded their last opus “Singularity” a 4KKKK glowing review, Classic Rock, described it as the “2112 for the Download generation, it’s that good”. For fans of Strapping Young Lad, 3 Inches of Blood, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Death Angel