EP REVIEW: Anthropocene – Odd Palace
Danish prog rockers ODD PALACE return with Anthropocene, a concept EP which contains their first new music since their 2020
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EP REVIEW: Without Reason – Texas in July
It can be heartbreaking when a band decides to call it quits, so fans of TEXAS IN JULY must be
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EP REVIEW: Errors – Icantdie
Errors is ICANTDIE‘s darkest EP yet. For his acclaimed 2016 debut EP Transition/Merger, lead singer and guitarist Kyle Smith teamed
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EP REVIEW: Vol. I: A Profound And Nameless Fear – The Holy Nothing
Formed in Fort Wayne, Indiana as recently as 2022, THE HOLY NOTHING set out their wares on this, their debut
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EP REVIEW: Crawl To The Throne – The Dialectic
THE DIALECTIC are described as straight-up modern American metal and that brand is clear across their five-track EP Crawl To
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EP REVIEW: Cult Classic – Holy Wars
Described as genre-blurring provocateurs, Los Angeles duo HOLY WARS release their first EP since signing to Pale Chord via BMG,
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EP REVIEW: Candy Pop – AWOLNATION
The enigmatic and the absurd often go hand in hand. We as humans tend to have an adverse reaction to
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EP REVIEW: Fool’s Errand – Blue Stragglers
BLUE STRAGGLERS have always done things on their own terms. After their local pub The Dunn Horse closed, the band
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EP REVIEW: 1982 – Sodom
It’s been a few years since Tom Angelripper overhauled SODOM, reshaping the band’s historic power trio structure into a two-guitar
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EP REVIEW: The Path Always Leads To The End – Gozer
Sludge is a funny genre. There aren’t many other places where you’ll find a band releasing an EP that’s only
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