REVIEW: BEYOND THE BLACK – “Beyond The Black”
2023 will surely be a fruitful year for the metal crops. One of the first pieces of solid proof we have in order to back this statement is the delayed…
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REVIEW: À L’OMBRE D’HÉMÉRA – “Saison de Déceptions”
À L’OMBRE D’HÉMÉRA is a Post-Metal/Post-Core band out of Lévis, Québec. They were formed back in 2015 and this is their third release entitled ‘’Saison de Déceptions’’. Post-Metal and the…
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REVIEW: WARKINGS – “Morgana”
Warkings have been on my radar for the last two years pretty much. I finally gave in and listened to them for the very first time. This is already their…
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REVIEW: THRESHOLD – “Dividing Lines”
UK prog metal juggernauts Threshold has been putting out brilliant albums stretching back to 1993 and shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. The British are part of a rare,…
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REVIEW: CANDLEMASS – “Sweet Evil Sun”
“Sabbathian” acolytes Candlemass were one of the earliest purveyors of the doom genre. Of the handful of bands that bowed to the power of the monolithic riff in the early…
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REVIEW: INGESTED – “Ashes Lie Still”
Ladies and Gents, and all ears attuned to the filthiest breakdowns – ready the first line of defense against the wall of death. The leviathan has awakened, again! The world…
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REVIEW: POLYPHIA – “Remember That You Will Die”
Around the world, guitarists and instrumentalists alike have had an unshakeable feeling for quite some time now; the dawn of a new renaissance looms over us. This renaissance, however, is…
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REVIEW: DEVIN TOWNSEND – “Lightwork”
The latest from Canada’s own Devin Townsend, “Lightwork”, is a unique aural canvas. Born out of the COVID-19 pandemic, it shares a similar heritage to its predecessor “The Puzzle”. Musically,…
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REVIEW: SKID ROW – “The Gang’s All Here”
It’s hard to beat those first 3 Skid Row records. A band with one foot planted in the 80s “pop-metal,” and the other firmly planted in heavier, more-progressive endeavors, they…
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REVIEW: ALTER BRIDGE – “Pawns And Kings”
Many recall a halcyon age of rock and metal like something long since finished. The term “glory days” is being thrown about with reckless abandon. Blinding them to hungry acts…
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