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Malkeda - Malkeda
December 1, 2024
We have a Spanish five piece band known as MALKEDA and they began their musical […]
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Borehead – Vita Est Morte Est Vita
November 30, 2024
From Bandcamp, “BOREHEAD are an Instrumental Doom Metal Trio based in London, UK. Blending spacey, […]
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Poltergeist - Nachtmusik
November 29, 2024
Poltergeist are from Calgary Canada who have signed with independent label Bad Omen Records to […]
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Undeath - More Insane
November 29, 2024
This Death Metal band is a fine example of how creating an excellent set of songs without revintenting the genre.
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Temple Of Decay - Anti Deus
November 29, 2024
This release shows how Poland still has some great talents on extreme Metal to show.
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Mercyless - Those Who Reign Below
November 28, 2024
With over 30 years of pure unapologetic death comes a vile display of blasphemy
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Last Tempation - Heart Starter
November 28, 2024
LAST TEMPTATION is back with more high energy rock n roll. “Heart Starter” is the […]
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200 Stab Wounds - Piles of Festering Decomposition (Reissue)
November 27, 2024
200 STAB WOUNDS play Extremely Gore Death Metal with the vocals to match. You just have to look at the covers of their albums to know that nobody and no body is spared. This slaughterhouse experience is a sadistic butchers paradise.
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Aries Descendant - From The Ashes Of Deceit
November 27, 2024
As soon as the intro “From The Ashes Of Deceit” starts you are expecting warriors to stand up and point their sword to the skies and start shouting about True Metal.
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Shrykull – Beyond Subconscious Realms
November 26, 2024
Shrykull – Beyond Subconscious Realms
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Misscore - Hypocrisy
November 26, 2024
Alt Rock tinged in industrial to bring you a darker sound
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Grand Magus - Sunraven
November 25, 2024
“
Sunraven
,” further proves that
GRAND
MAGUS
is one of those bands that will give you what you see. And there isn’t a thing wrong with that. I wish more bands were as consistently badass as
GRAND MAGUS
. If you’re a fan of the band, “
Sunraven
,” will please you and then some but if you lost track of them for whatever reason, this will definitely pull you back in.
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Big Muff Parade - π (Pi)
November 25, 2024
Smart arrangements, fucktons of fuzz groove, and even a splash of Prog sophistication. Gotta love this band, gotta love this album.
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Warpstormer - Warpstormer
November 25, 2024
While the cover, and even their monicker, suggest a fuzzed-out Stoner trip, what we get is a ripping Thrash attack underpinned with the down-tuned sensibilities of Doom. Think THE SWORD gone Thrash.
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Noirsuaire – Black Flame of Unholy Tradition
November 25, 2024
From Bandcamp, "Black Flame of Unholy Tradition,” a new EP that was written and recorded […]
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Carved Memories – The Moirai
November 25, 2024
The Moirai” is an eight-chapter journey of darkness, melancholy, epic melodies at times, and hammering symphonic Death Metal sound throughout
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Dark Secret - Mind Pollution
November 24, 2024
DARK SECRET are a five piece metal band from Cleveland that formed when they solidified […]
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Kildonan – Embers
November 23, 2024
This was an album with potential, and you can easily connect with the themes mentioned above. It was Black Metal really only in the sense of some of the backing vocal screams, and took on a more doomy quality for me.
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Múr – Múr
November 22, 2024
This is a very promising debut album, and they have almost reached the pinnacle already…but not quite. They do nearly everything right on the album except for varying the pacing of the songs. They set out with a boundless vision of where the music can take them, and don’t put any restraints on themselves, and that is a good starting point. But the crawling nature of the songs holds back the total advancement of the album. Still, this is a band to keep an eye on for sure.
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Oranssi Pazuzu – Muuntautuja
November 21, 2024
You first question should be, what do you call this music? Take a look at the album cover for your first clue. There are dark and twisted shades of black, grey, and white, and if you look at them from just the right angle, you can make out some distinct forms, or can you? It’s amorphous, just like the music. Part Black Metal, part Industrial and Psychedelic, part Experimental, and even part Progressive, but wholly original and unique, it expands the boundaries of music into bold and brave territory. It’s an obvious candidate for album of the year.
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Misanthropia - Envy the Dead
November 21, 2024
WOW, what a great Melodic Black Metal release!
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Bird’s View - House of Commando
November 21, 2024
If you thought that Alternative Rock was dead, hear to this release and think again.
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Deadform – Entrenched in Hell
November 20, 2024
There are some odd elements on the album, and that is sometimes what you can when you cross different genres like the aforementioned four from the biography. It’s out of the box thinking, which I always appreciate, and it’s probably something that all Metalheads should hear at least once, to see what direction some bands takes genre mashups.
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Playhouse - Broken And The Damned
November 19, 2024
One song promise.
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Das Moose - Moosehenge
November 19, 2024
Das Moöse, the self proclaimed “Greatest Heavy Metal Band In Park Slope.” has mixed sound […]
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Entomophthora – Instinctual Disease
November 19, 2024
I found this album exactly as advertised…a thick wall of Death Metal with modern elements. The duo are quite talented, and are able to shift through riff and meter changes without missing a beat. Any fan of Extreme Metal will find this to their liking, because it is uncompromising and relentless in its assault.
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Amputate - Abysmal Ascent
November 19, 2024
With a raw putrid stench of death thats corrosive and festering from Switzerland .
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Kingdom Of Giants - Bleeding Star
November 18, 2024
The good Metal that I don't like.
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Tantrum - No Place For The Damned
November 18, 2024
TANTRUM plays Heavy metal with Melodic and Speed Metal influences thrown in for good measure. It does give them a certain kind of sound.
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Tygers Of Pan Tang - Animal Instinct (Reissue)
November 18, 2024
Since “Animal Instinct” was released, TYGERS OF PAN TANG have avoided giving us sub standard music. Every album since then has hit the mark in quality and intensity.
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Warm Gadget – Sorrows
November 18, 2024
As for the music, it is exactly I would expect from an Industrial band that has their feet firmly in the nineties like WARM GADGET. No new found experimantation, no Extreme Metal sidelines, Simple and effective, with hard beating drums, good heavy bass playing, piercing guitar riffs and a very disturbing voice.
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As I Lay Dying - Through Storms Ahead
November 18, 2024
The USA Metalcore masters are back with this outstanding full-lenght! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
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Haliphron – Anatomy Of Darkness
November 18, 2024
“Anatomy Of Darkness” is a well-composed symphonic Death Metal album with Black Metal twists. The album is a crushing and aggressive delivery, led by punishing guitar riffing, relentless double-bass drumming, and versatile growls
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Abramelin - Sins of the Father
November 17, 2024
“
Sins of the Father
,” is an album that is balanced across the pantheon of extreme metal and offers a straight up 100% death metal
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The Chronicles of Manimal and Samara – Origins
November 15, 2024
My biggest problem with the album is the label. I know, I know, I tend to be a bit of a gatekeeper. But when you call yourselves Progressive Metal yet you are pretty far from that definition, I take issue. The album wasn’t bad per se, but it fails to really get under your skin and light a fire. That fire could even be subtle emotion. I hate to be overly critical, but I am still scratching my head.
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Derision Cult – The Mercenary Notes, Pt 2
November 14, 2024
Remember the first time you heard ROB ZOMBIE? I do, and I found his sound to be simple, but totally innovative. That was 25+ years ago, and I have that same sense of creativity from DERISION CULT. One thing that struck me from the start of the album is that some of the music is tongue-in-cheek, while other parts are stone sober. It’s like a new wave of refreshing music that will make you think all over again.
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