Savage presents first single, music video and pre-orders for “Malignant Reveries”!
Savage presents first single, music video and pre-orders for “Malignant Reveries”! An old school Death Metal carnage! Let’s feast like it is 1990!
The music video for the first single “Bonedust” is streaming now on youtube, made by F/53 Films (https://www.instagram.com/f53films).
Watch “Bonedust” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5kVKR5w79s
Pre-order “Malignant Reveries” CD/LP here: https://savagedm.lnk.to/malignantreveries
For old school Death Metal fans of: Nihilist, Death Breath, Master, Repulsion, Carcass, Autopsy and Dismember!

Hailing from Groningen, The Netherlands, Savage erupts from the depths with its debut full-length assault, “Malignant Reveries”. The brainchild of Michel Jonker, Savage is a one-man studio war machine, with every riff, drum beat, and vocal performance forged by Jonker himself before being unleashed live with a full band.
Heavily influenced by the originators like Master, Repulsion, Autopsy, and the early Stockholm Death Metal scene, “Malignant Reveries” is a collision of blistering raw, punk-fueled speed, chainsaw riffs, and bone-crushing heaviness. Frenzied beats tear into massive, doom-soaked passages, capturing the untamed spirit of the late ‘80s and early ‘90s, when death metal was raw, dangerous, and utterly unpredictable.
Lyrically, the album revels in grotesque tales of horror, gore, mutilation, and resurrection, paying tribute to the splatter-soaked traditions that defined the genre’s golden age with standout tracks like “Rancorous Trails,” “Resurrection”, ”Funeral Grin,” and “Latent Deformity”!
No gimmicks. No modern gloss. Just filthy, vicious, old school Death Metal the way it was meant to be. “Malignant Reveries” is packed with infectious riffs, ferocious hooks, and relentless aggression that will satisfy devotees of the old school underground while leaving fresh scars on a new generation of listeners.
Savage isn’t here to reinvent Death Metal… it exists to remind you why the genre was terrifying in the first place.


