CEMETERY SKYLINE – “Nordic Gothic” (Review)
There can be no denying that the music industry has continued to deliver in a post-COVID world, with many bands recently showcasing and releasing the hard work they produced during…
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Jake Patton
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Jake Patton is a music enthusiast from Down Under, who digs all styles and genres of metal and considers his home to be at the front of any show - moshing away.
CROWNSHIFT – “Crownshift” (Review)
Crownshift are the newest Finnish melodic death metal band set to take the world by storm. While most of the promotional material heralds Crownshift as an act comprised of members…
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Gig Review: Ghost & Southeast Desert Metal Live at Brisbane Entertainment Centre, AU
It’s a very rare thing for a band to have toured Australia on several occasions without ever playing their own headlining tour, but is a situation that funnily enough, theatrical…
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WARMEN – “Here For None” (Review)
Warmen was always a passion project for the Wirman brothers — viewed as a creative outlet for Janne Wirman during the down periods of the persistent schedule he was exposed…
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REVIEW: INSOMNIUM – “Anno 1696”
There’s no doubt that the last few years have been a dark time in the world, particularly for musicians with halted touring and interrupted release schedules being prolific. As a…
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Insomnium’s Niilo Sevanen on ‘Anno 1696’: “It’s a Dark & Heavy Album That Fits The Tragic Story”
“I like to write, that’s my other passion besides making music, so it’s perfect for me that I can combine these things here” — An interview with Niilo Sevanen.…
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REVIEW: THE HALO EFFECT – “Days Of The Lost”
When The Halo Effect announced their arrival on the scene, there was elation amongst the melodic death metal community. Here was an act boasting not only long-time friends, but luminaries…
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REVIEW: BELPHEGOR – “The Devils”
Belphegor is a band that needs a little introduction. The Austrian Blackened Death metal titans have long pushed the boundaries of their unique sound and cemented themselves as a powerhouse…
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REVIEW: DARKANE – “Inhuman Spirits”
When we think about music careers we tend to think about the longevity of bands and acts, often attributing success to those bands that have had a consistent outpouring of…
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REVIEW: AMORPHIS – “Halo”
It’s very easy to label the last decade as the best of Amorphis’ career. While the band has had some arguably brilliant periods during their three-decade-long tenure, the past 10…
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