Self-described as “Primus from Hell,” Flagman’s newest album proves them worthy of that crown—and then some. Comparisons are a bit of a blessing and a curse. On one hand, having one’s metal band juxtaposed with the very acts that inspired it must feel pretty fulfilling. On the other hand, bands that lean too far into their influences often come across as tedious. In the worst case, all the hard work put into a new full-length will be spoken with the same excitement as a show from the local Led Zeppelin cover band. For this very reason, I worried about introducing … Continue reading Review: Flagman – Tastes Incredible