While it is easily assumed that any band that gets rid of its heaviness and rawness loses its appeal rather quickly, Tiamat were one of those bands that ...
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Germans Grave Digger who celebrate 40-years anniversary of the band this year (40 years!) cannot be blamed for laziness for sure! Throughout their history the band released lots ...
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Comments Off on Review: Grave Digger “Fields Of Blood” [Napalm Records]
The Formation of Stagnation…. Testament is definitely not a band that needs another introduction put to paper. Basically, these guys are one of the most consistent old guard ...
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As it is well known; Vader stands as one of the most active and relentless metal bands just on counting the number of releases, not to mention the ...
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Comments Off on Review: Vader “Solitude In Madness” [Nuclear Blast Records]
For their new album, Nightwish attempt nothing less than to pay tribute to music itself. They have always made songs about things they love, and now, they are ...
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Comments Off on Review: Nightwish “HUMAN. :II: NATURE.” [Nuclear Blast Records]
Maybe it’s just me, but I can’t help but think that recent doom/death metal of decent quality has been mostly defined by the grittier kind of bands of ...
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Comments Off on Review: Funeral Leech “Death Meditation” [Carbonized Records]
This compilation of 6th Circle’s first two demo releases, Pacified and Conjuring, on one record was definitely NOT what I expected. Initially described to me as ‘satanic electro-industrial’, ...
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Comments Off on Review: 6TH CIRCLE “Pacified/Conjuring” [Sentient Ruin Laboratories]
Talking about Scandinavian heavy Metal, the first name that springs to mind is Hammerfall, of course. Europe can be also categorized as Heavy Metal bend with some reservations, ...
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NYC based experimental metal project Witnesses crafts a stunningly beautiful piece of music on newest release, Doom II. An emotionally resonate affair that infuses a slowed down doom ...
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The brainchild of Mike Hrubovcak Azure Emote released his third album “The Third Perspective” in 2020, once again presenting open-mindedness and original vision on music. And here Azure ...
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From the Vastland is one of the most popular black metal bands from Iran (with Aras and Nazhand). They grew famous after the “Blackhearts” documentary, where their founder ...
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Andrew Shell’s band Mazikeen from Australia has started to release singles three years ago, and now the first full-length album is presented in 2020. In the beginning they ...
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Comments Off on Review: Mazikeen “The Solace of Death” [Iron, Blood and Death Corporation / Satanath Records]
Witches continue on in their tradition of pure death metal madness with new album, The Fates. A roaring assault of beats and riffs that will spin heads with ...
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The technical death metal genre is known to be a decisive one when it comes to the fans. Some believe that it is a soulless mash, while others ...
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Comments Off on Review: The Hallowed Catharsis “Killowner” [Lacerated Enemy Records]
With an eardrum rupturing sonic assault, Greece’s Death Courier puts together a solid collection of Death Metal tracks that are sure to delight the fans. A well put ...
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Comments Off on Review: DEATH COURIER “Necrotic Verses” [Transcending Obscurity Records]
The Italian atmospheric black metal project, Blaze of Sorrow, is aptly named. The ‘blaze’ of venomous percussion that underscores their latest record, Absentia, recalls the classic heavy metal ...
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Gut is back everyone, and even more dirty and disgusting than ever. With their newest material prior to this album being 10 years old and their last album ...
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Acârash unleash their electric blend of styles upon an unsuspecting world once again with their newest release, Descend to Purity. With one foot firmly immersed in the murky ...
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Comments Off on Review: Acârash “Descend to Purity” [Dark Essence Records]
The second album of mysterious band Titaan “Itima” turned out to be more complex and holistic in comparison with their rambling and disharmonic debut album “Kadingir”. But even ...
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Thy Catafalque is one of the bands on extreme avant-garde scene, which needs no introduction. Tamás Kátai’s Hungarian creation Thy Catafalque survived not only a reduction to one-man ...
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