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Review: Haemorrhage ‎”Haematology II – The Singles Collection” [Power It Up]

Spanish goregrinders, Haemorrhage need no introduction, rifling through medical waste and the goregrind scene since 1991, and becoming one of the most successful goregrind bands...

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Review: DØDSFALL “Døden Skal Ikke Vente” [Osmose Productions]

Dødsfall are a well-known Black Metal band from the Norway / Sweden area. Having released plenty of material in the last ten years, including full...

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Review: WAN “Gammal är äldst” [Carnal Records]

Swedish band WAN entered the grim world of Black Metal in 2009. Since then, they’ve released Wolves of the North and Enjoy the Filth and...

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Review: Furor Gallico “Dusk Of The Ages” [Scarlet Records]

Mixing different genres is not something new, but a quite hard task. Italians Furor Gallico play their mix of Death Metal and Celtic Folk since...

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Review: The Wolf Garden “The Yawning Abyss” [Zombnambulist Records]

You may remember a few months back when I was complaining about the state of the British Black Metal scene? I now happily stand corrected....

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Review: Grindzilla “Toshinquandon” [Bizarre Leprous Production]

Emerging and stomping through the toxic slime, Grindzilla is a crushing death metal/grindcore band from Homieĺ, Belarus, and released their debut full-length album Toshinquandon via...

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Review: Flotsam and Jetsam “The End Of Chaos” [AFM Records]

Christofer Johnsson once said: “In a fair world they would be platinum selling”. Actually, he talked about Voivod, but this this statement can be easily...

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Review: Beshenitar ”The Great Wound of History” [Depressive Illusions Records]

Beshenitar (which means suffering and grieving in Persian) is the recent re-name of a Black Metal project coming out of Nowshahr, Iran.  Playing Black Metal...

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Review: Arch Enemy “Covered In Blood” [Century Media Records]

Bands always played covers. It can be a tribute, some kind of starting point for a band, anything you want. Arch Enemy isn’t an exception:...

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Review: Delfinia “Deep Elevation”

Konstantin and Daria Naumenko are well-known persons in Ukrainian metal: they both play in Power Metal band Sunrise. Daria also has her own project called...

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Review: Ondfødt ”Dodsrikets Kallelse” [Immortal Frost Productions]

If you’re seeking an icy soundtrack to the winter months that still lie ahead then Dodsrikets Kallelse will not disappoint. This sophomore album from Ondfødt is the...

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Review: Metal Church ”Damned If You Do” [Rat Pak Records]

Metal Church embrace the Loudness war! Actually, carelessly applying this bad habit to their creation has almost ruined Damned If You Do! For those who...

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Review: Nachtzeit “Sagor I Natten” [Nordvis Produktion]

By the eponymous artist behind the well recognised ambient/atmospheric black metal project Lustre comes here the second and to date most recent release. It’s a...

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Review: Satan “Court in the Act” (Roadrunner Records)

Released in 1983 under the Roadrunner Records label, Satan‘s debut album boasts a unique heaviness that outweighs what many extreme metal albums are capable of...

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Review: Diamond Head “Lightning To The Nations” (Hear No Evil Recordings, Reissue, 2CD Deluxe)

By now, most people are pretty familiar with Diamond Head’s biggest album, Lightning To The Nations, also known as The White Album. Whether you found...

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Review: Bone Shredding Apparatus “Liquificationment”

When it comes to notable goregrind bands, the U.S. seems to have a severe lack of such. The only two American bands that come to...

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Review: Slaegt ”The Wheel Label” [Ván Records]

Anyone seeking a winter warmer best leave Slaegt alone. There’s a cold blast blowing through their new album The Wheel and the temperature never really...

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Review: Eversin “Armageddon Genesi” [My Kingdom Music Records]

Eversin mark their first decade together by releasing their fourth album, which in all likelihood is their strongest yet. The title of  Armageddon Genesi speaks volumes...

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Review: Immortal “Northern Chaos Gods” (Nuclear Blast)

It’s never pleasant when a much-loved band split, even more so when this is accompanied by bucket loads of acrimony, petty point-scoring and derision as...

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Review: Spirit Division “No Rapture”

As I type this, Spirit Division are currently playing their final show. Following their newest record Forgotten Planet, they’ve decided to follow up with a...