Review: RED CAIN “Kindred: Act I” [Sliptrick records]
The young Canadian band Red Cain has released its debut album “Kindred: Act I” in 2019, but after one year it is re-released worldwide by...
The young Canadian band Red Cain has released its debut album “Kindred: Act I” in 2019, but after one year it is re-released worldwide by...
By the time Individual Thought Patterns came out, Chuck Schuldiner had already distanced himself from the horror themed sounds that characterized his early records. By...
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It always fascinates me how fast a band is able to progress for the best and how little it takes before a band heads into...
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