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Review: Zeicrydeus – La Grande Hérésie
When it comes to extreme metal, Canada is primarily known as the birthplace of Blasphemy, the pioneers of war metal ... -
Catacomb Ventures – May Onslaught Edition
After a lengthy absence, Sepulcrustacean returns with 10 obscurities old and new. Crazer (Russia) Oderint Dum Metuant 2001 | Fatal ... -
Review: Melvins – Thunderball
It’s not controversial to say that Melvins, now 40 years deep, had been on a dull run of form for ... -
Review: Candlemass – Black Star
Candlemass! The Swedish titans of epic doom are back! Well, kinda—2 years since their most recent LP. As a means ... -
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Review: Sif – Aegis of the Hollowed King
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Are The Tony Martin Black Sabbath Albums Actually That Bad, Though?
The late 1980s saw Black Sabbath in a precarious position following the brisk turnover rate of vocalists and their rapidly ... -
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Review & Interview: Kréen – Ecos de Olas, Céfiros y Llamaradas
Here in North America, the summer is beginning. (Although if you live in Texas like me, it has tragically already ... -
Review: Darkthrone – It Beckons Us All
People always describe Darkthrone‘s consistency as being the key to their longevity, with even consensus discography low-points like Goatlord being ...
