EP REVIEW: Resilienz – Karg
In the final minutes of Lorazepam, named after the benzodiazepine drug used to treat acute anxiety, KARG lets rip into
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ALBUM REVIEW: Šahrartu – Eximperitus
Belarus’ EXIMPERITUS [aka EXIMPERITUSERQETHHZEBIBŠIPTUGAKKATHŠULWELIARZACUŁUM] initially garnered international attention due to their exceedingly long and impossible to pronounce name, but luckily
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ALBUM REVIEW: As The Flame Withers – Yoth Iria
Much like the frozen north in Norway and Sweden, the shores of Greece has been a hotbed of black metal
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ALBUM REVIEW: One – Barbarian Hermit
Manchester fuzz-lords BARBARIAN HERMIT have made significant strides in the underground metal scene in recent years with their debut record
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EP REVIEW: Waves Collide – Bad Rabbits
It is often said that we are now living in a post-genre world. Artists can now express themselves freely without
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ALBUM REVIEW: Immortal – Michael Schenker Group
Considering his pedigree, it’s bizarre that Michael Schenker hasn’t already been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
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ALBUM REVIEW: Sounds of a Disease – SKAM
When putting on a record with a title like Sounds Of A Disease you should brace yourself for an unrelenting
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ALBUM REVIEW: Janas – Souls Of Diotima
Italian power metal is often unfairly lumped into a single pot, as if every band from their fair shores loves
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ALBUM REVIEW: We Are Always Alone – Portrayal Of Guilt
PORTRAYAL OF GUILT are a gift from the gods for any fan of extreme music. Combining screamo, black metal, powerviolence,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Godslastering: Hymns of a Forlorn Peasantry – Hulder
One-woman black metal outfit HULDER has been described as raw. Her EPs and demos hark back to ‘true’ black metal,
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