Rammstein arose from the grave in 2019 and released their first studio album in ten years. Just when they were about to embark on their mandatory massive world ...
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Archives by: Ollie Assault
Ollie Assault
About the author
Long-time Metalhead and singer in underground bands like TERRAVOID and PHIDION. I’m also making artworks occasionally.
Ollie Assault Posts
After the rather mediocre mess that was Transitus, Arjen Lucassen completely redeem himself with what does best. A new metal opera in his typical amazing style. This third ...
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The enormous amount of 80s Thrash Metal bands reuniting seems endless. It feels like at least two times a year I still get a massive surprise of either ...
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I remember when Between the Buried and Me started out back in the day when the big Metalcore boom exploded. I have never been a fan of Metalcore ...
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Nekromantheon created quite a buzz in the early 2010s when they released the two full length albums Divinity in Death and Rise, Vulcan Spectre. I have to admit ...
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When Candlemass split up in the early 90s bass player and main man Leif Edling felt that he was far from finished with the music, so he put ...
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Comments Off on Review: Abstrakt Algebra- Abstrakt Algebra (Megarock Records)
Three years after Where Echoes Gather, the Norwegians return with their sixth album. I wasn’t having high hopes on this one as the two previous albums felt rather ...
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Tamás Kátai has created the very essence of modern Avant Garde Metal with his Thy Catafalque. At one hand it is so otherworldly and hard to define that ...
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The cult classic masters of Progressive Death Metal are at it again. Three years ago the album Hadeon infected the soundwaves and brought the band back to the ...
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Comments Off on Review: Pestilence “Exitivm” [Agonia Records]
The story of Terra Odium starts way back in 1985 with the Norwegian Prog Metal band Manitou. After releasing a few demos and a full length album a ...
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Comments Off on Review: Terra Odium “Ne Plus Ultra” [Frontiers Music]
Cryptosis from the Netherlands started out in 2013 as the old school Thrash outfit Distillator. After releasing two albums they noticed a huge advancement in their musical skills ...
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Comments Off on Review: Cryptosis ”Bionic Swarm” (Century Media Records)
One thing I find really amusing with this Progressive Black Metal outfit from London is how they manage to change their sound for each album without losing their ...
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Comments Off on Review: Code “Flyblown Prince” [Dark Essence Records]
