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Review: Foetal Juice “Gluttony” [Gore House Production]

There aren’t many bands who would open an album with “Take Your Face For A Shit”. Fortunately Foetal Juice are one of them. To say...

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Review: Beyond The Black “Hørizøns” [Napalm Records]

“Beyond The Black emerges from their cocoon and reaches the next level with the upcoming album Hørizøns”, they said. “…unequalled, differentiated spectra of symphonic and melodic rock...

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Review: Lamb Of God “Lamb Of God” [Epic Records/Nuclear Blast]

Five years passed since VII: Sturm und Drang and now Lamb Of God are back with new self-titled album. This uncomplicated on the first glance...

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Review: Shodan “Death, Rule Over Us” [Deformeathing Productions]

Shodan have stepped up the plate with their latest album and promptly smashed it over your head. The pulverising Poles are in destructive mood on...

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Review: Blackmoon “Blackmoon” [Narcoleptica Productions]

“Don’t judge a book by its cover”, that is a saying to apply reviewing Blackmoon’s day view album self-titled. I have to confess that when...

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Review: TRISTWOOD “Blackcrowned Majesty”

The band Tristwood is well-known to fans of experimental music for almost 20 years, it’s not as if they were on the front lines of...

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Review: Beast Of Revelation “The Ancient Ritual of Death” [Iron Bonehead]

First thing that attracted me to give it a try to Beast of Revelation and their day view album “The Ancient Ritual of Death” was...

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Review: ALESTORM “Curse of the Crystal Coconut” [Napalm Records]

To say that I was anticipating this album would be an understatement. Almost three years to the date since their last album, coinciding with my...

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Review: Pagan (Tur) “Rehearsal Tape ’19” [Saturnal]

The music label Saturnal have decided to release the rehearsal of Turks Pagan, which they have already released digitally by themselves year ago (and they’ve...

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

Few bands have impacted the metal scene in such way as Candlemass did with this behemoth of an album. 1986 was the year, Sweden was...

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Review: BPMD “American Made” [Napalm Records]

When famous legendary musicians record a cover album, it is always no less than wandering. All the more in case of new super group (or...

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Review: Sodomisery “The Great Demise” [Testimony Records]

We’ve all become pretty familiar with majestic melodeath bands from Sweden over the last two or three decades. The birthplace of In Flames, Arch Enemy...

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Review: NO RAZA “Transcending Material Sins” [Noble Demon]

Transcending Material Sins is made of interesting ideas and not always great execution. This is another of these albums I didn’t find all that great....

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Review: Oranssi Pazuzu “Mestarin kynsi” [Nuclear Blast Records]

Oranssi Pazuzu from Finland is one of the iconic bands on experimental black metal scene, despite the fact, that the band exists only for 13...

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Review: Ola Englund ”The Sun and the Moon” (single) [Independent release]

Ola Englund made his first perceptible steps into the metal spotlight when he joined the ranks of two rather big, yet infamous bands – Six...

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Review: Isle of the Cross “Excelsis” [Rockshots Records]

The mysterious band from USA Isle Of The Cross, named after Herman Melville’s unpublished book, released the debut album this year, which barely falls within...

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Review: Behemoth “A Forest” [New Aeon Musick]

Behemoth came a long way since their primitive pagan black metal roots back in the 1991, but as we all know their music alongside their...

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Review: Chaos Over Cosmos “The Ultimate Multiverse” [Narcoleptica Productions]

I guess it would be very trivial to say that modern underground is not what it was years before. Everyone who has a computer nowadays...

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Review: Moonlight Haze “Lunaris” [Scarlet Records]

Italian Symphonic Power Metal band Moonlight Haze was formed not a long time y, in 2018, yet already next year their debut album De Rerum...

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Review: Tetractys “Solstice”

The Chilean progressive metal band Tetractys released their third album “Solstice” in April 2020, with the regular gap of two years. This music isn’t experimental...