ALBUM REVIEW: Omens – Elder
The way that ELDER introduces the advent of their fifth studio album Omens – a cunningly escalating Hammond organ, transforming
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ALBUM REVIEW: What The Dead Men Say – Trivium
There’s few bands that embody the principle of sonic evolution quite like TRIVIUM. With a thrashy metalcore foundation, the quartet,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Home (Reissue) – Caspar Brötzmann Massaker
Caspar Brötzmann is a virtuosic guitarist from Wuppertal, Germany. His father, Peter Brötzmann, is a renowned free-jazz saxophonist who was
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EP REVIEW: Sacred Crimson – King Corpse
Sludge metal is one of the more peculiar sub-genres within heavy metal. From heavyweights like EYEHATEGOD, MELVINS and CROWBAR which
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ALBUM REVIEW: Krv – Krv
Formed by Nicolas Zivkovich and Louis Lambert of seminal French doom/post rock act DDENT, KRV look set to make significant
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ALBUM REVIEW: Global Warning – Turmion Kätilöt
One motive for a band to make a splash in their home country is to develop a sound that differs
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EP REVIEW: Bloodheads United – Bloodbound
BLOODBOUND have been back in the recording studio and have produced a little gift for their ever-growing fan base, Bloodheads
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jahresringe – Sündenklang
If you’ve never heard of STAHLMANN, it’s not going to cause a shock, but you should. Regularly regarded as ‘the new RAMMSTEIN‘,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible – Enter Shikari
ENTER SHIKARI: “Abusing music genres’ worthless boundaries since 2003″. A known musing from Rou Reynolds amongst the band’s fans, spoken
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EP REVIEW: Phantom Bell – Bombs of Hades
Forming just shy of two decades ago, BOMBS OF HADES are one of the more impressive acts to have come
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