Max Cavalera and Alex Newport trade vocals and influences on an album that sounds somewhere between new Sepultura/early Soulfly and mid-period Godflesh. It’s basically a mix between the ...
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Archives by: Annable Courts
Annable Courts
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I like my metal the way I like my chocolate: dark and bitter. But I also like vanilla pudding, so my awesome mystique is forever tainted and unpure.
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Give everyone their due: this here is definitely intense. At least at first, before the initial effect and hopeful expectations wear off and the facade drops. The album ...
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Comments Off on Review: Morbid Angel “Formulas Fatal To The Flesh” [Earache Records]
On their first full length Sacramentum make an offering to the metal world in the form of melodic extreme metal somewhere between the sorrowful drama of early Swedish ...
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Comments Off on Review: Sacramentum “Far Away from the Sun” [Adipocere Records]
At the turn of the millennium, Immortal releases this quintessential black metal classic, often considered the band’s most eminent record along with the later ‘Sons of Northern Darkness’ ...
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Way back during the earliest days of death metal, bands were looking for ways to produce the most extreme brand of music that would foreshadow the darker era ...
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Way back in 1986 during the early stages of metal, Florida was not known yet as the world capital of death metal but there was a band called ...
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Comments Off on Review: Crimson Glory “Crimson Glory” [Par Records]
Volume 3 of prime Decapitated continues to further polish the diamond that is this brand of high-octane fury from the Polish death metal savants. The previous effort ‘Nihility’ ...
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Comments Off on Review: Decapitated “The Negation” [Earache Records]
Wonderfoul music (yes, “wonder-foul”) Great albums often have an ability to use fairly ordinary sounding patterns which instead of coming across as stereotypical feel utterly familiar and at ...
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Comments Off on Review: Cattle Decapitation “Monolith of Inhumanity” [Metal Blade Records]
