REVIEW: TRIBULATION – “Hamartia” [EP]
‘Hamartia,’ associated with Greek tragedy, and defined as a mistake in judgment or a tragic flaw, is one of the Greek words used in the Bible to describe the sin…
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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: THEANDRIC – “Flight Among The Tombs” [EP]
Michigan seems like an unlikely place to discover the next Iron Maiden and yet it has happened. On their new EP called Flight Among The Tombs, Theandric take the reins…
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REVIEW: ABYSMAL DAWN – “Nightmare Frontier” [EP]
Anyone who has read my reviews knows that I have a strained relationship with Abysmal Dawn at best. At the best of times, I find the death metal quartet to…
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REVIEW: DEMONSTEALER – “The Holocene Termination” [EP]
India, though not a country that usually people normally relate with metal, maintains a steadily growing trajectory with newer bands popping up and breaking through the local scene, the upper…
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REVIEW: INSOMNIUM – “Argent Moon” [EP]
At this stage in the game, it’s very easy to see Insomnium going down in the annals of melodic death metal history. As a consistent contributor over the past two…
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REVIEW: THE TOTEMIST – “2880” [EP]
“Inspiration is for amateurs. The rest of us just show up and get to work. If you wait around for the clouds to part and a bolt of lightning to…
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REVIEW: BODOM AFTER MIDNIGHT – “Paint The Sky With Blood” [EP]
When the news broke in 2019 that Children Of Bodom had decided to call it a day, it had many fans left wondering if this was truly the end. And…
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REVIEW: PSYCROPTIC – “The Watcher Of All” [EP]
Tasmanian technical death metal devils Psycroptic are back with another short entry into their extensive catalog, 2020’s single/EP, “The Watcher of All”. Seemingly hot on the heels of 2018’s “As…
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REVIEW: SCOUR – Black [EP]
Supergroups are hit-or-miss in many cases. There is something about the antithesis of the sum being lesser than its parts that plague supergroups across all genres of art, and metal…
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