CORONER – Dissonance Theory (Review)
Swiss thrash metal legends Coroner are undeniable stalwarts of the genre in their own right. Often passing under the radar when it comes to the discourse around thrash bands that…
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Prateek Kulkarni
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Ardently consumes music, cinema, and several other art forms. From Bangalore, India.
BORKNAGAR – “Fall” (Review)
Borknagar, for the last couple of decades, has been renowned for its crisp fusion of black metal, progressive metal, and folk / medieval elements, pushing and transcending the boundaries of…
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VIPASSI – “Lightless” (Review)
Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, Vipassi took the stage through their first release / EP ‘Śūnyatā’ back in 2016, making instrumental progressive extreme metal music that was technical, melodic, as well…
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REVIEW: IHSAHN – “Fascination Street Sessions” [EP]
Ihsahn’s musical journey over the years has been more evolving than meandering because there is a certainty in the choices he has made over the last decade and a half,…
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REVIEW: IMPERIAL TRIUMPHANT – “Spirit Of Ecstasy”
Imperial Triumphant may have gotten their breakthrough via their popular 2018 album ‘Vile Luxury’, but their equally groundbreaking release ‘Abyssal Gods’ in 2015 was the defining album for the band,…
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REVIEW: WATAIN – “The Agony & Ecstasy of Watain”
Being one of the most renowned post-90s black metal bands, Watain’s orthodox style that has influences from Swedish black metal melodies and Norwegian riffing has very well captured a sound…
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REVIEW: VOIVOD – “Synchro Anarchy”
When Voivod burst into the thrash scene in the early ’80s, the seemingly naive thrash metal drenched in hardcore punk they put out already had buds of idiosyncrasy that would…
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REVIEW: PESTILENCE – “Exitivm”
Before their hiatus, Dutch death metal stalwarts Pestilence released four influential albums of high quality and established themselves as a classic. Starting off with the more thrash-y death metal style,…
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REVIEW: ASPHYX – “Necroceros”
Dutch legends Asphyx have been around for over 30 years now and their early 90s gems are still considered to be among the best and as landmarks in death metal.…
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REVIEW: MÖRK GRYNING – “Hinsides Vrede”
Out of the cornucopia that was the Swedish extreme metal in the 90s, Mörk Gryning emerged with the melodic black metal sound made more popular by bands like Dissection and…
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