REVIEW: FILTER – “Crazy Eyes”
In a musical landscape that has become saturated with safe, catchy chords and bland songwriting, there are some bands that experiment and push the envelope of their sound with an…
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REVIEW: ABORTED – “RetroGore”
Given how awesome Belgian waffles and beer are, it only makes sense that the country’s metal bands are the same as well; specifically, the gore-lords of Aborted. Aborted has a…
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REVIEW: FALLUJAH – “Dreamless”
American atmospheric death metallers Fallujah are back with a crushing yet intricately melodious new album ‘Dreamless’ –the follow up to 2014’s ‘The Flesh Prevails’. The new record, representing a band…
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REVIEW: BABYMETAL – “Metal Resistance”
Unless you’ve been living under a rock the last few years, it’s very likely that at one point or another you’ve encountered Babymetal, the internet sensation hailing from Japan that…
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REVIEW: IHSAHN – “Arktis”
Ihsahn’s creative journey has been one of the most interesting ones in extreme music, with ceaselessly increasing experimentation throughout his career, whether it was while in Emperor or his solo…
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REVIEW: ZAKK WYLDE – “Book Of Shadows II”
Zakk Wylde is not the name that needs any introduction. When the Godfather of Heavy Metal Ozzy Osbourne hired Zakk, after first ignoring him first as another Randy Rhodes clone,…
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REVIEW: 3 DOORS DOWN – “Us And The Night”
It has been quite a while since 3 Doors Down have come up with a new album. Being a band that made up the exciting years of my early teenage…
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REVIEW: WALLS OF JERICHO – “No One Can Save You From Yourself”
Walls of Jericho have had their fair share of ups and down in their 18 year long existence. With an unstable lineup for most part of their initial years, they…
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REVIEW: PITTS-MINNEMANN PROJECT – “The Psychic Planetarium”
There is a degree to which musicians can claim to be ‘unique’ in their sounds. It’s a spectrum ranging from conventional clichés to outright madness. It is also safe to…
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REVIEW: CALIBAN – “Gravity”
German stalwarts Caliban, formed in 1997, are a five-piece outfit featuring Andy Dorner on vocals, Marc Gortz on guitar, Denis Schmidt on guitar, Marco Schaller on bass and Patrick Grun…
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