REVIEW: OVERKILL – “Scorched”
Overkill, New Jersey masters of thrash metal mayhem are back with an awesome new album called Scorched. They plan to drop this bundle of napalm joy on April 14th via…
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REVIEW: STILLBIRTH – “H*mo Deus”
It is honestly surprising that the German brutal death metal band Stillbirth has been around for over twenty years and have released seven records since their inception. For a band…
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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: UNEARTH – “The Wretched; The Ruinous”
Unearth can easily be considered a seminal band in the early wave of 90’s metalcore, and are often spoken with the same level of importance to the scene as bands…
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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: AUGUST BURNS RED – “Death Below”
The Pennsylvania-based metalcore band, August Burns Red have been a staple in the scene for over twenty years. With humble small-town beginnings, ABR has grown to be one of the…
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REVIEW: PERIPHERY – “V: Djent Is Not A Genre”
Any day with new Periphery content is a good day! Yes, five albums (six if you count the Alpha/Omega double album) in, Periphery is still cranking out new music like…
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REVIEW: REDEMPTION – “I Am The Storm”
‘’I am the Storm’’ is already REDEMPTION’s 8th studio release in 20 years of existence. This is the second album with EVERGREY’s main man Tom Englund on vocals. Tom Englund…
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REVIEW: NIGHT DEMON – “Outsider”
In the eternal words of Lemmy: ‘’We are Motorhead and We Play Rock and Roll’’. Well for NIGHT DEMON, it’s ‘’We are Night Demon and We Play Heavy Metal’’. The…
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REVIEW: SUICIDE SILENCE – “Remember… You Must Die!”
Full disclosure, Suicide Silence holds a special place in my heart, as it does for many a millennial core-head. For many, Suicide Silence was the gateway band into deathcore, fusing…
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