Reek is the stinking, festering brainchild of two of death metal’s biggest troublemakers; Rogga Johansson (Paganizer, Down Among The Dead Men, Echelon and many more!) and Håkan Stuvemark (Wombbath).

The agenda? To vomit forth a death’n’ roll album in the vein and sound of Entombed’s mid 90s records, that’s what!

And, as expected, much of Death Is Something There Between is elephantine, it’s mammoth even. It’s a steamroller slowly crushing your innards, it’s a Walrus using your nuts as a step-stool. You get the idea.

Supremely heavy yet still accessible – as all death ‘n’ roll should be – the key to Reek’s success lies in the ingredients of death ‘n’ roll being assimilated perfectly. Filthy grooves and guttural growls obviously abound but, at heart, Death Is Something There Between (we’ll be honest, we’re not entirely sure what that title is meant to mean) is simply a damn fine heavy metal record.