Band: Messora Album: Burn Label: Independent Release Date: December 02, 2022 Genre: Progressive Death Metal Location: Canada Back in December 2019, I completed a review of
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I come here to you with a question. A simple one, but one that has much relevance to the subject matter at hand, that being
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Deckard Cain’s Maladies of the Ear – VOL. 1
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Feature – Futility
Futility would dead set have to be one of the most under rated bands in not only the Australian Metal scene as far as I
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Album Review: When Life Falls Silent – Phobetor
It has taken me some time to figure out what to say about this band. Upon first hearing their soon to be released debut “When
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