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Draft:Deathroll

Deathroll
OriginIwaki, Fukushima, Japan
GenresBlack metal
Years active2012–
LabelsMETAL JAPAN RECORDS, STF Records, WormHoleDeath
MembersKAZU (vocals, guitar)
Websitedeathroll.aremond.com

Deathroll is a Japanese black metal solo project founded by KAZU in Iwaki, Fukushima, in 2012.

History

Deathroll was founded in Fukushima Prefecture in 2012.

The project released its debut full-length album Hakai in 2015 through METAL JAPAN RECORDS.

Subsequent releases included A Sick Life (2019), Immorality (2022), Japanese Extreme Metal Art (2023), A Corrupted Angel (2024), and A Woman Collapsing on the Glacier (2026).

In December 2024, the song "Storm of Silence" was featured on the bonus CD distributed with Legacy Magazine issue #154.[1]

Reception

Deathroll has received coverage from both online and print music publications.

Reviewing Japanese Extreme Metal Art for AVO Magazine, Peter Dennis highlighted the album's combination of black metal aggression, atmosphere and neo-classical influences. He praised the songwriting and compositional structure, particularly the track "The Grey Life", describing the album as atmospheric and rewarding repeated listening.[2]

Japanese Extreme Metal Art was also reviewed in the Japanese heavy metal magazine WeROCK.[3]

Reviewing A Woman Collapsing on the Glacier, Rock Attitude described the album as a psychological descent rather than a conventional black metal release. The review praised its atmosphere, emotional depth and cinematic qualities.[4]

Rock Attitude also highlighted tracks such as "Emptiness", "Blizzard of Despair" and "Hymn of the Extinction", while praising the reinterpretation of Schumann's Piano Concerto in A minor, Op.54.[5]

Members

  • KAZU – vocals, guitar

Discography

Albums

  • Hakai (2015)
  • A Sick Life (2019)
  • Immorality (2022)
  • Japanese Extreme Metal Art (2023)
  • A Corrupted Angel (2024)
  • A Woman Collapsing on the Glacier (2026)

Singles

  • "Causing a Nightmare" (2021)
  • "Why is Your Name on the Deathroll?" (2022)
  • "Dual Descent" (2025)

References

  1. ^ "Storm of Silence". Legacy Magazine. No. 154. 2024.
  2. ^ Dennis, Peter (6 July 2023). "CD Review: DEATHROLL – Japanese Extreme Metal Art". AVO Magazine.
  3. ^ "Japanese Extreme Metal Art". WeROCK. No. 63. 2023.
  4. ^ Αφροδίτη Κ. (16 May 2026). "DEATHROLL: A Woman Collapsing on the Glacier Review". Rock Attitude.
  5. ^ Αφροδίτη Κ. (16 May 2026). "DEATHROLL: A Woman Collapsing on the Glacier Review". Rock Attitude.


Category:Japanese black metal musical groups Category:Musical groups established in 2012 Category:Musical groups from Fukushima Prefecture Category:One-man bands

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