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Luck Wont Save You – Through The Mountains Of Melancholia

Band: Luck Wont Save You Album: Through The Mountains Of Melancholia Style: Progressive deathcore Release date: September 13, 2024 A review by: musclassia 01. Red Mother, Blue Sun02. Through The…

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Review: Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats Honor the Italian Underground with Nell’ Ora Blu

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Review: Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats Honor the Italian Underground with Nell’ Ora Blu

British psych metal masters Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats may need no introduction due to their huge impact on the genre, inspiring countless others and making them basically a household…

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Endonomos – Endonomos II – Enlightenment

Band: Endonomos Album: Endonomos II – Enlightenment Style: Epic doom metal Release date: September 27, 2024 A review by: AndyMetalFreak 01. Inversion02. Atheon Anarkhon03. Resolve04. Entrapment05. Hostile [feat. Daniel Droste]06.…

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Review: Dååth Make One Hell of a Comeback on The Deceivers

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Review: Dååth Make One Hell of a Comeback on The Deceivers

Man, 2024 really is shaping up to be the year of big comebacks, for better worse. First Job for a Cowboy threw down the gauntlet by re-emerging after a decade…

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Korpiklaani – Rankarumpu

Band: Korpiklaani Album: Rankarumpu Style: Folk metal Release date: April 05, 2024 Guest review by: Cynic Metalhead 01. Kotomaa02. Tapa Sen Kun Kerkeet03. Aita04. Saunaan05. Mettään06. Kalmisto07. Rankarumpu08. No Perkele09.…

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Review: Agriculture Tap Into the Esoteric and the Importance of Community on Living Is Easy/The Circle Chant

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Review: Agriculture Tap Into the Esoteric and the Importance of Community on Living Is Easy/The Circle Chant

Post-black metal outfit Agriculture have provided us with some more heavy, experimental music in the form of their dual release out tomorrow when they drop the Living Is Easy/Circle Chant.…

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Curse The Son – Delirium

Band: Curse The Son Album: Delirium Style: Doom metal, Stoner metal Release date: September 06, 2024 Guest review by: Blackcrowe 01. This Suffering Is Ours02. Deliberate Cruelty (The Extermination Song)03.…

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Review: Unleash the Archers’ Phantoma Has an Interesting Concept That Falls Short

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Review: Unleash the Archers’ Phantoma Has an Interesting Concept That Falls Short

I have a lot of respect for Unleash the Archers. Over the past decade and change, the Canadian power metal outfit have shown themselves to possess a genuine passion and…

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Devenial Verdict – Blessing Of Despair

Band: Devenial Verdict Album: Blessing Of Despair Style: Progressive death metal Release date: October 04, 2024 A review by: AndyMetalFreak 01. I Have Become The Sun02. Garden Of Eyes03. Moon-Starved04.…

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Review: Six Feet Under’s Killing for Revenge is a Step in the Right Direction but Still Not Enough

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Review: Six Feet Under’s Killing for Revenge is a Step in the Right Direction but Still Not Enough

I want to like Six Feet Under. I really do. On paper they should be fantastic, what with their current lineup being rounded out by two founding members of Cannibal…

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Luck Wont Save You – Through The Mountains Of Melancholia

Review: Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats Honor the Italian Underground with Nell’ Ora Blu

Endonomos – Endonomos II – Enlightenment

Review: Dååth Make One Hell of a Comeback on The Deceivers

Korpiklaani – Rankarumpu

Review: Agriculture Tap Into the Esoteric and the Importance of Community on Living Is Easy/The Circle Chant

Curse The Son – Delirium

Review: Unleash the Archers’ Phantoma Has an Interesting Concept That Falls Short

Devenial Verdict – Blessing Of Despair

Review: Six Feet Under’s Killing for Revenge is a Step in the Right Direction but Still Not Enough

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