Bloodtrench by Wolf Temple

From the blackened fields of Mictlan’s frontlines, Bloodtrench chronicles the Wolf Temple’s rise as the first Warflesh Division — flesh-forged militias bred in the ruins of Comala, baptized in smoke, and armored in bone.
This is deathgrind war metal from the Blood Epoch archives: suffocating riffs, blast-beat artillery, and war-torn groove bled from the underworld’s trenches.

Each track marches through rusted graveyards of iron and ash — a sonic campaign of slaughter hymns and Aztec death invocations. The guitars churn like tanks over human remains, the drums thunder like collapsing temples, and the vocals echo through the smoke-filled ruins of fallen gods.
It’s militant, ritualistic, and unrelenting — a soundtrack to total annihilation.

Lore Annotation (from Blood Epoch: The War of Bonefire)

The Bloodtrench Campaigns were fought in the southern borderlands of Mictlan — the Warflesh Divisions waging endless conflict to claim relics buried beneath ash.
These warriors fused Aztec blood rituals with war-era machinery, their battle hymns becoming the first Grind Sermons of the Temple.
When their bones returned to the earth, the trenches became shrines — sanctified in gore, steel, and prophecy.

Wolf Temple is an experimental grindhouse nightmare told in riffs, horror and rot.

Aztec blood horror meets barrio doom.

Visuals and album art by the Wolf Temple Art Collective @wolftempleart