CIRITH UNGOL – “Dark Parade” (Review)
CIRITH UNGOL is a 5-piece Doom Metal band from Ventura, California. This band was formed way back in 1972 and it’s one of the earliest Heavy Doom Metal bands out…
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ANGRA – “Cycles Of Pain” (Review)
I remember hearing Angra for the first time back in the 90s when a friend came with the ‘Angels Cry’album and said this was the band of a few young…
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CARNIFEX – “Necromanteum” (Review)
San Diego’s Carnifex could very well be included in the wave of deathcore bands that really pushed the subgenre fusion of death metal and hardcore out of the DIY scene…
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NERVOSA – “Jailbreak” (Review)
NERVOSA is a 4-piece Thrash Metal band from Sao Paulo, Brazil. The long-running band is back with ‘’Jailbreak’’. They have been at it since 2010 and have already 5 full-length…
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KK’s PRIEST – “The Sinner Rides Again” (Review)
There was a lot of reaction, negative and positive when KK Downing announced his version of Judas Priest with two former members of the band, Les Binks and Tim ‘’Ripper’’…
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CANNIBAL CORPSE – “Chaos Horrific” (Review)
Being chosen to review a Cannibal Corpse is going straight to my Metalhead resume! A band that needs no introduction to folks even outside the realm of extreme metal, Cannibal…
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THY ART IS MURDER – “Godlike” (Review)
I will make no excuses for my nauseating elitism when it comes to Deathcore, and believe that I am steeped enough in the genre to be pedantic and nitpicky, especially…
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TESSERACT – “War Of Being” (Review)
Tesseract has always been a part of the original cohort of progressive metal bands that would later be popularized under the term “djent”, along with the hyper-popular Periphery, and the…
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DETHKLOK – “Dethalbum IV” (Review)
Perhaps surpassing their forebears in Spinal Tap and Bad News in sheer musicianship and most certainly eclipsing all cartoon rock bands past and present (sorry Gorillaz), Dethklok continues to be…
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ALKALOID – “Numen” (Review)
There is virtue in stepping out of your comfort zone in the effort to broaden your own understanding and appreciation of any art form. Even if it is a small…
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