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Bloody Hammers - Songs Of Unspeakable Terror
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Not the sharpest tool in the toolbox. Read more ›› |
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Pounder - Breaking The World
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Predictable and perfectly enjoyable. Read more ›› |
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Hoofmark - Evil Blues
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Weird Tales - Y'all Motherfuckers Forgot 'Bout Good Ol' Son Of A Bitchin' Blues
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Forgetting about the blues is marginally worse than forgetting about Dre. Read more ›› |
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Frozen Soul - Crypt Of Ice
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A bunch of Texans playing ice cold death metal. It's not like we haven't seen weirder things happen. Read more ›› |
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Therion - Leviathan
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Dread Sovereign - Alchemical Warfare
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Primordial's Alan Averill takes a break from his podcasts and brings back the old school doom ethos in Dread Sovereign to properly kickstart the year. Read more ›› |
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Sithu Aye - Senpai III
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I... I'm out of my element here... Uhh... "Sithu Ayy Lmao" I guess... Read more ›› |
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Aztlan - Legión Mexica
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How do you reconcile folk metal's increasing need for some innovation with how Latin American bands had a growing tendency to showcase their cultural roots? Easy: Aztlan. Read more ›› |
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Gatecreeper - An Unexpected Reality
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Just when I thought I had the first half of January reviews planned, Gatecreeper had to come out with a surprise release that shakes up their established sound. Read more ›› |
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Thou - The Helm Of Sorrow [Collaboration]
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An addendum to a pretty ambitious collab, one that finally features a cover of a Cranberries song that isn't "Zombie". Read more ›› |
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Geryon - Timelined Exterior [Collaboration]
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Start 2021 off right: with a 2h long ambient album dedicated to MF DOOM! Read more ›› |
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Abigor - Totschläger (A Saintslayer's Songbook)
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"There is no one alive who is youer than you." Read more ›› |
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Malakhim - Theion
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Such mysticism. Such wickedness. Such mastery. Malakhim means "Holy Servants" in Hebrew. And if that was not yet clear, they are referring to being Servants of The Unholy One. Read more ›› |
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Iron Savior - Skycrest
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If aliens ever invade the Earth, I am sending them to Piet Sielck. The producer from Hamburg, not unlike his counterpart Kai Hansen's Gamma Ray, has been dishing out quality intergalactic-inspired power metal for decades now with his own band Iron Savior. Read more ›› |
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Need - Norchestrion: A Song For The End
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Need is one of Greece's best kept secrets. They play progressive metal and they do in style; heaps of style, in fact. Read more ›› |