Politics 31 articles

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Review: Immolation “Acts of God” [Nuclear Blast]

Since 1988, New York’s finest death metal majesty Immolation had granted us an impressive track record of distinctive quality albums. Very recognizable thankfully first to...

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Review: Gwar “War Party” [DRT Entertainment]

War Party is quite a difficult album to pin down in my opinion. I find this ironic considering GWAR is at their most consistent style...

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Review: Pyrexia “Gravitas Maximus” [Unique Leader]

There was only three-year gap between the previous LP of Pyrexia and their new creation Gravitas Maximus, which will be released in December by deathcore/death...

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Review: Gwar “Violence Has Arrived” [Metal Blade Records]

If there was ever a band that needed a comeback, it was GWAR. After the bloated Carnival of Chaos and the horrid disaster of We...

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Review: Kreator “Terrible Certainty” [Noise Records]

After the destructive Pleasure to Kill, Kreator decided to take a step back in terms of intensity and while they wouldn’t be the only band that...

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Review: Coroner “Punishment for Decadence” [Noise Records]

While I’m certainly not a huge technical thrash metal fan to begin with, certain albums remain wonderful to me and as far as I’m concerned,...

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Review: Metal Church “Hanging in the Balance” [Rising Sun Productions]

There are two things you can be certain about when it comes down to Metal Church. For one, they retained a sense of integrity over...

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Review: Metal Church “Masterpeace” [Nuclear Blast America]

I’m not sure why, but I can’t help but think that Metal Church’s later period has been rather overlooked. A shame, really, as I’ve recently...

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Review: Terrordome “Straight Outta Smogtown” [Selfmadegod Records]

Fast, furious, fun – that’s Straight Outta Smogtown in 3 words. Carrying the carefree thrash/punk flame of the likes of Anthrax and Suicidal Tendencies, Poland’s Terrordome address the current political climate...

Video interview with Evil Drive

Interview video with Evil Drive – Melodic Death Metal band from Finland. On their 3rd upcoming album they present themselves more powerful and with major...

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Review: Kekal “Quantum Resolution” [Eastbreath Records]

Every two or three years the Indonesian avant-garde pioneers Kekal pleases the audience with the new release, this year they have released the 12th full-length...