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Review: Nevermore “Dead Heart in a Dead World” [Century Media Records]

Nevermore may not be for everyone but what they do offer here is a brand of crossover metal with a wealth of influences pulling the...

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Review: Blotted Science “The Machinations of Dementia” [Eclectic Electric]

The guitarist from 80’s prog metal band ‘Watchtower’ gets together with Cannibal Corpse’s Alex Webster on bass and the drummer for tech prog act ‘Behold...

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Review: Sorrow Enthroned “Thelemic Grimoires”

The young black/death metal formation from Connecticut, USA, has released this year two full-length albums, and this month the second album “Thelemic Grimoires” saw the...

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Review: Dark Tranquillity “Moment” [Century Media Records]

Four years ago, in November 2016 Dark Tranquillity released their 11th album Atoma. It was highly acclaimed by fans, got some complimentary reviews from critics...

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Review: Anthem “Domestic Booty” [Nexus]

When band members leave and get replaced, it’s often a question whether the shoes aren’t too big to fill. In Anthem’s case, this wasn’t an...

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Review: False Gods “No Symmetry… Only Disillusion” [Seeing Red Records]

On No Symmetry… Only Dissolution, New York’s False Gods come out of the gate burning hot and refuse to let up until they are finished....

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Review: Elusive God “The Darkest Flame” [Solitude Productions]

Croatian doom troupe, Elusive God, present their take on a very traditional sound with their EP, The Darkest Flame. A retro tinged romp through the...

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Review: Hell:on “Scythian Stamm” [Hell Serpent Music]

This is a pretty decent death/thrash album that has some potentially good ideas, but is not quite great yet. The album starts off pretty well,...

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Review: Hate Eternal “I, Monarch” [Earache Records]

Hate Eternal don’t exactly play music that could be described as welcoming. This sounds like what be going on at the center of the Earth,...

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Review: Candlemass “Epicus Doomicus Metallicus” [Black Dragon Records]

Few albums are actually as essential to a genre as they implicitly claim. Most seminal records help push the boundaries of their time and reveal...

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Review: Phil Campbell And The Bastard Sons “We’re the Bastards” [Nuclear Blast Records]

As it turns out, there is a life after Motörhead. Mikkey Dee plays in Scorpions now, which play farewell shows worldwide last few years and...

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Review: Decembre Noir “The Renaissance Of Hope” [Lifeforce Records]

With an epic feel and spacious atmosphere, Decembre Noir craft a unique sound with their newest release, The Renaissance of Hope. Emotional depth and heavy...

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Review: Awaken “Out Of The Shadows” [Pure Steel Records]

This year the music records Pure Steel has re-issued the double album “Out Of The Shadows” from American progressive metal band Awaken, which they released...

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Review: Soulburn “Noa’s D’ark” [Century Media Records]

After four years of silence the long-awaited album “Noa’s D’ark” from Dutch legends Soulburn is released via Century Media, offering almost an hour of juicy...

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Review: Nahemia “AR-CAOSAJI” [Misanthropic Assault Productions]

The Polish black metal band Nahemia, currently based in England, this year has released their first ever full-length album “Ar-Caosaji” through the independent music label...

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Review: Accuser “Accuser” [Metal Blade Records]

Germans Accuser are very active last decade. I would say that it is the most active period of the band’s 30 years history with the...

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Review: Harlott “Detritus Of The Final Age” [Metal Blade Records]

Seems like November is going to be a fruitful month for Thrash Metal scene – a couple of bands, from young to the famous ones...

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Review: Chimaira “The Impossibility of Reason” [Roadrunner Records]

I’m a little sorry for that review title, it’s a bit of a bitch move admittedly, but hear me out on this. Originally groove/nu-metal band...

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Review: Dark Angel “Darkness Descends” [Combat Records]

Dark Angel are one of the lesser known yet recognized influential bands among death metallers like Cannibal Corpse (Alex Webster mentioning them as a direct influence)...

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Review: Danzig “Sings Elvis” [Cleopatra, Evilive]

Poor Elvis. Had a piece of shit manager that gambled all his money, got into shitty movies, started doing drugs, got ridiculously fat, started wearing...