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Album Review: Ceased to Be – Coffin Curse
South American death metal is often an adjective to all things relentless and trend-ignoring. Bands from that end of the world are never out for
Album Review: Metastatic Declination – Carcinoid
The always excellent ProgCaveOgier and The (occasionally but not always) Great Mackintosh have joined forces to create another review of epic proportions, this time of
Album Review: Rise of the Reaper – Entrails
As the end of the decade is drawing nearer, it is time to look back a bit and think what albums really made a difference.
The Metal Wanderlist – Summer 2019
Summer (or winter, as our Aussie team is keen to point out) is drawing to an end. After the festivals and summer holidays and whatever
Album Review: Hold Back The Dawn – Graveyard
“Digging up the dead with a shovel and a pick – it’s a job, it’s a job…” Yes, Tom Waits knew it. It’s a hard
Album Review: Mors Vincit Omnia- Crimson Moon
Despite being around for ages, Crimson Moon have remained somewhat a hidden entity in the black metal murmur of past decades. A brainchild of Scorpios
Album Review: Ulv- Seid
Black metal of today is more and more about trends. There are feuds that spread through social media and people start taking sides. There are
The Metal Wanderlist: April 2019
Have you guys ever wondered how often people complain about the lack of new quality Metal in the modern day scene? That is pretty annoying,
Album Review: The Coffin Train – Diamond Head
Diamond Head, huh? One of those essential NWOBHM bands that are classics by merit, but people only know one album from? The band that was
Album Review: Cadaver Circulation – Krypts
Over the past ten years, Krypts from Helsinki have been on a steady climb towards the very apex of Finnish Death Metal. Their debut “Unending
Album Review: Masque – Vircolac
The Irish Metal scene might be small, but it is loaded with passion, sheer dedication, and talent. Being a metalhead in Catholic Ireland is surely
Album Review: Fatal Visions- Inculter
“Next song is called MASS HIPPI-NOSES,” proclaimed Max Cavalera on one of my early VHS tapes, featuring a live show from mighty Sepultura. Around that
