EXOCRINE – “Legend” (Review)
The Bordeaux bruisers in Exocrine kick off the 2024 technical death metal calendar with their fifth studio record Legend, following their previous release 2020’s The Hybrid Suns. I am no…
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SAXON – “Hell, Fire And Damnation” (Review)
45 years and 27 studio albums…please take notes kids, that’s how you do it, that’s how you stay relevant. Letting your fanbase wait 5-6 years between releases is unforgivable for…
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ELVENKING – “Reader of the Runes – Rapture” (Review)
It may have taken 7 months but better late than never they say. It’s time to dive deep into the new Elvenking album, the second part of their trilogy of…
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DIMMU BORGIR – “Inspiratio Profanus” (Review)
Well, Dimmu Borgir are back, well sort of, with a covers album appropriately titled: ‘’Inspiratio Profanus’’, their first release in over 5 years. This is a compilation of covers recorded…
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SUFFOCATION – “Hymns From The Apocrypha” (Review)
As a deathcore s@#thead, I count myself fortunate to be put through the wringer by assessing household names in the death metal scene which formed the firm foundation upon which…
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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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