Wikipedia, the go-to source of all crowd-based knowledge, makes mistakes: this is a given fact, not an assumption. To prove this, we need look no further than their ...
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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 their sophomore release. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Shodan “Death, Rule Over Us” [Deformeathing Productions]
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 the industrial black ...
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Comments Off on Review: TRISTWOOD “Blackcrowned Majesty”
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 and At The ...
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Comments Off on Review: Sodomisery “The Great Demise” [Testimony Records]
Ola Englund made his first perceptible steps into the metal spotlight when he joined the ranks of two rather big, yet infamous bands – Six Feet Under and ...
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Comments Off on Review: Ola Englund ”The Sun and the Moon” (single) [Independent release]
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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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]
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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Telemark is the first of two EP’s to be released this year by the incomparable Ihsahn, this opening offering featuring three of his own compositions with a couple ...
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Quite possibly the second best Anthrax album ever While it’s certainly obvious that Belladonna is not a direct continuation of Anthrax, this record is probably the closest thing ...
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Comments Off on Review: Belladonna ”Belladonna” [Mausoleum Records]
Please just take me away to Never, Neverland Think about it – how many Annihilator albums do you love from start to finish? How many of their records ...
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Comments Off on Review: Annihilator ”Never, Neverland” [Roadrunner Records]
Witness the birth of DreamGrind. Mixing ethereal beauty with harmonic dissonance, Azusa explore new sonic ground with their sophomore release, Loop of Yesterdays. An auditory hallucination that spans ...
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„Don’t you know my name? Father of the rain Mountain of the man No more shadowed land …Thunder I am“ – Thunder I am by PHANTOM HOUND Some of ...
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Comments Off on Review: Phantom Hound “Mountain Pass” [Devil Blues Records]
