REVIEW: INGESTED – “Where Only Gods May Tread”
We are really spoiled for spectacular extreme metal in 2020. Furthermore, we could very well be in the golden age of deathcore, with new and existing bands working their hardest…
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REVIEW: BLUES PILLS – “Holy Moly!”
From Midwest dive bars to some of the biggest stages in the world, Swedish rockers, Blues Pills, could easily be considered a musical fairy tale. But that’s not quite how…
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REVIEW: DEEP PURPLE – “Whoosh!”
Deep Purple is a band that needs no introduction. At this point, even if you do not know the band’s music by name, chances are you have heard their music…
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REVIEW: EN MINOR – “When The Cold Truth Has Worn Its Miserable Welcome Out”
The debut album called When The Cold Truth Has Worn Its Miserable Welcome Out by En Minor is intoxicating. It is a dark gothic creation with splashes of Americana. In…
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REVIEW: SEETHER – “Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum”
Si Vis Pacem, Para Bellum. Translating as, “if you want peace, prepare for war.” The original, sexier sounding Latin serving as the title for the upcoming new album from South…
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REVIEW: MISERY SIGNALS – “Ultraviolet”
Metalcore and Hardcore are genres that weave in and out of each other. They are also genres that heavily borrow from several other genres and branch of into their own…
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REVIEW: AVATAR – “Hunter Gatherer”
Sooner or later, we all knew that we would have to leave Avatar Country. Leave behind our venerable King and his royal estate that gave life to so many captivating…
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REVIEW: DOKKEN – “The Lost Songs: 1978-1981”
One of the things that we, as humans, love to do is reminisce about “back in the day”. There’s a subsection of society known as Generation-X. Those of us born…
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REVIEW: JUDICATOR – “Let There Be Nothing”
USPM has always been one of my favorite genres, from legendary Omen, Vicious Rumors and Helstar to less-known acts like Talisphere, Pharaoh, and Twisted Tower Dire. Judicator drinks from this…
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REVIEW: OCEANS OF SLUMBER – “Oceans Of Slumber”
Sometimes, things need to be broken. For Oceans of Slumber, breaking down insidious cycles within our societies, as well as those beneath our own skin, is not a luxury but…
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