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Review: Orgöne “Mos/Fet” [Heavy Psych Sounds]

The young French band Orgöne has released its first full-length album “Mos/Fet” via the Italian music label Heavy Psych Sounds, which is difficult to characterize...

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Review: GOD “IV – Revelation”

This summer the mysterious band GOD has released its fourth full-length album “IV – Revelation”. Stylistically it is the same old GOD, but it lasts...

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Classic Review: Conception “Flow” [Noise Records]

Once Conception had reached their peak with In Your Multitude they had seriously turned into one of the best progressive metal acts of all times. Surely this...

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Review: TULKAS “The Beginning Of The End” [Noble Demon]

The modern Thrash Metal revolution continues with Mexico’s Tulkas offering up a brand new EP of face melting metal mayhem. The Beginning of the End...

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Review: Suicide Nation “Hall of Violence” [Australis records]

Ten years into the band’s existence, Suicide Nation has not slowed down one bit. On new offering, Hall of Violence, the Chilean Thrashers fire on...

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Review: Fides Inversa “Historia Nocturna” [W.T.C. Productions]

Despite not being the most active band on this earth, the Italian black metal outfit Fides Inversa since 2006 had giving us two very solid...

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Review: In Flames ”Clayman” (reissue) [Nuclear Blast Records]

Shitting On Your Legacy Like a Pro… We, the former fans and fellow travelers, shouldn’t be surprised about In Flames records sucking. It’s not like...

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Review: CREMATORY “Unbroken” [Napalm Records]

This is a strange collection of different songs, that works a lot better than you might think. Get ready for something completely unclassifiable, with different...

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Review: Töxik Death “Sepulchral Demons” [High Roller Records]

Norwegian Old School Thrash Metal band Töxik Death was formed in far 2003 but its discography is quite short (this happens quite often with the...

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Review: Unleash the Archers ”Abyss” [Napalm Records]

Oceans Arise at Their Command… Unleash the Archers have long left the obscure metal underground behind them, their popularity and fan base increasing steadily since...

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Review: Mosh-Pit Justice “The Fifth Of Doom” [Iron Shield Records]

Bulgaria can be hardly called metal country. It has its own metal scene, of course, but as far as I know it’s a deep underground...

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Review: Reserving Dirtnaps “Another Disaster” [WAR Records]

Exploding with the power of a million (give or take) atom bombs, Reserving Dirtnaps unleashes Another Disaster on a world that desperately needs it. Fueled...

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Review: Psychoid “Thrash Impact” [Music-Records]

Parisian thrash act, Psychoid, burst with a delightfully retro approach to the old familiar genre. This reissue of their debut album (originally released 2018) holds...

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Review: Mercury Circle “The Dawn Of Vitriol” [Noble Demon]

Mercury Circle was formed not a long time ago from the members of such bands like Sleep Of Monsters, To/Die/For and Swallow The Sun, so...

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Review: Nagaarum “Covid Diaries” [Aesthetic Death]

Wow. This one is out there. Nagaarum return with just the kind of avante garde brutality that you can expect from these ambient metal mainstays....

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Review: Megalith Levitation / Dekonstruktor [Aesthetic Death]

Split EPs are a tricky thing to pull off. You need the right two bands, you need to put up just a handful of songs...

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Review: Joviac “Here and Now” [Inverse Records]

The young Finnish band from Tampere Joviac has released its second full-length album “Here And Now” via Concorde Music Company (from parent label Inverse), and...

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Review: Bull Elephant “Created From Death” [Eat Lead and Die Music]

I’ve always been partial to the albums with good, thoughtful concept, to tell the truth, when there is also an interesting story behind the music....

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Review: SONGS FROM BLACK SPIRIT “I Am Who I Am” [Sliptrick records]

This year the label Sliptrick Records has released the solo album of Lithuanian heavy metal singer Don Vito (Vitalis Kairiūkštis), 19 songs within 90 minutes...

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Review: JUPITERIAN “Protosapien” [Transcending Obscurity Records]

Brazil’s Jupiterian brings us a very tight sludge album in a neat little package. With only six songs spread across a thirty five minute time...