REVIEW: SANGUISUGABOGG – “Homicidal Ecstasy”
Ever so often, we like to take a walk on the wild side and taste metal closer to the absolute extreme fringe. Genres like grindcore and brutal death metal fall…
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REVIEW: IN FLAMES – “Foregone”
Swedish Melodic Death Metal legends IN FLAMES are back with their 14th full-length album entitled ‘’Foregone’’! The Gothenburg pioneers have been at it since 1990 and are one of the…
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REVIEW: AND OCEANS – “As In Gardens, So In Tombs”
It’s a new year, and a new winter; that means we have to trek through the grim and frostbitten tracks of black metal. This year brings us As in Gardens,…
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REVIEW: MEMORIAM – “Rise To Power”
As it was with every Memoriam album so far, here I am again to dissect, analyze and point out the badassery of the newest endeavor of Bolt Thrower’s spiritual successor.…
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REVIEW: THE WINERY DOGS – “III”
After seven years, the Winery Dogs are back to scratch that itch with their appropriately titled third album, III. Just in case you are new to this super-powered trio, the…
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REVIEW: KATATONIA – “Sky Void Of Stars”
If a requiem for humanity feels close at hand, Katatonia could serve up the soundtrack while it all fades to black. Darkly romantic, meritoriously melancholic, few bear the dark torch…
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REVIEW: BLACK STAR RIDERS – “Wrong Side Of Paradise”
There’s a Monster’s of Rock Festival MTV special from 1992 on YouTube that includes live music footage and interviews from a lineup consisting of W.A.S.P, Slayer. Skid Row, Iron Maiden,…
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REVIEW: RIVERSIDE – “ID.Entity”
Like most people, I’m not sad to see 2022 go away. Quite the contrary actually. As generally lousy as the year was, however, we were at least given a good…
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REVIEW: AHAB – “The Coral Tombs”
It has been said that we know more about the surface of the moon than our own ocean floors. It’s not surprising; it’s a lot easier to look at the…
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REVIEW: OBITUARY – “Dying Of Everything”
Forged at the dawn of the Florida death metal scene, Obituary is legendary. Their sound is instantly recognizable, defining what it means to be brutally heavy and crushing. Throughout their…
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