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CD Review: “Downfall Of Mankind” by Nervosa
Brazilian death-thrash trio Nervosa deliver a blistering dose of…
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CD Review: “Oblivion” by Crematory
Crematory return with its 14th album, Oblivion, a steely…
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CD Review: “Pop Evil” by Pop Evil
Pop Evil's self-titled fifth album is centered around empowerment…
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‘Designed To Disappear’ by Dead Empires
“Rock ‘N Roll never felt so good.” When we…
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CD Review: “Vuur Van Verzet” by Heidevolk
Dutch folk metal outfit Heidevolk unleash its sixth record,…
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CD Review: “Psychosis” by Cavalera Conspiracy
Max and Igor Cavalera continue their brotherly brutality on…
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‘For The Demented’ by Annihilator
Canada’s thrash mastermind, Jeff Waters, is back again with…
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CD Review: “Wizard Bloody Wizard” by Electric Wizard
Electric Wizard keep the doom wheel rolling on its…
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Album Review: “Meet King Leg” by King Leg
The members of King Leg were born in the wrong decade. They are beholden to the music of their forebears. This is a good thing. To be a musician in those times, you actually had to be a musician, a requirement that has been lost to technology.
