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Album Review: Guardian of the Fire – Raider
Fancy a slab of ballsy Death/Thrash? Then check out “Guardian of The Fire,” the debut studio full length from Canadian Death Thrashers Raider, I promise,
Album Review: Overthrown Into Oblivion – Defechate
For those not yet enlightened, Italian Death Metal duo Defechate is the latest project from Luke Scurb (Humangled, Suture Messiah) on guitars and synthesiser and
Album Review: Le Temps Peste – Maudiir
From deep within the Canadian underground comes ‘F’, with his one man Black ‘n’ Thrash Metal project Maudiir, and debut EP “Le Temps Peste“, a
Album Review: Betrothal to the Stone: Conception of Mephisto – Sophist
There’s one thing Canadian Black/Grind duo Sophist duo don’t do, and that is procrastinate. Forming in June of this year, and releasing this EP just
Album Review: Echoes of the Past – Brotthogg
Alright! Imma start by saying that there’s something fishy going on. I write reviews for a few different sites and, recently, I’ve been sent a
Album Review: Kairos – Calamity
The definition of Kairos is a time when conditions are right for the accomplishment of a crucial action, the opportune and decisive moment. Well it
Album Review: Beyond The Veil of Light – Pestis Inferos
Before being asked to review “Beyond the Veil of Light“, I’d never heard of Pestis Inferos. And, a lazy search of the internet provides little
Album Review: Lamentations: Of Deceit & Redemption – In The Burial
In the Burial are a Symphonic Black Metal band from the small town of Adelaide, South Australia. The group was founded in 2007 by Guitarist
Album Review: Shadows Of Exile – Vanquishor
Ever since I first met ThatAstronautGuy, he kept dribbling on about being in a band. Not unusual for him, as I have previously stated his
Album Review: Come and Take – Private Government
It is not often that my good friend and colleague ‘Trendcrusher’ asks anything of The Great Mackintosh, so when he does, I tend to take
Album Review: Unseen Divinity – Cryptivore
Australia is a funny country, trust me, as I, The Great Mackintosh, happen to live here. Yes, to the rest of you we are upside
Album Review: II: Campaign of Extermination – Blood of the Wolf
Many fantastic bands have come out of Chicago over the years, from Macabre to Cianide to Cardiac Arrest. Fortunately the city is proving to sustain
