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Cruz Del Sur Music \ experimental metal \ Montana \ progressive metal \ Saprophial \ United States
Hammers of Misfortune – Overtaker (Experimental Prog Metal to Please the Pretentious)
This was so good I cried even. Okay, maybe not that, but damn. But, first, we got some tags to get out of the way to show you how good this is because by definition it shouldn’t have been at all. We got progressive metal, we got old school thrash, we got nwobhm-styled ramblings, […]
Artoffact Records \ British Columbia \ Canada \ epic metal \ Fancypants Design Co. \ post-goth \ post-metal \ power metal \ progressive metal \ Vancouver
Ritual Dictates – No Great Loss (Epic Post-Goth Power Metal)
I came upon Ritual Dictates by random chance when their first full-length was released to little fanfare, in fact it was more fanhate, there was little fare to be had. Consisting of two dudes from a slew of bands I don’t care to mention, it seemed sadly an aborted brainchild superpoop from a one […]
experimental \ Ferrrum \ Hell:On \ progressive metal \ thrash metal \ Ukraine
Hell:On – Once Upon a Chaos…
Experimentation is occasionally a path of ruin, irrespective of history and skill, a choice often made for the wrong reasons, or even when made for the right reasons it leads to abject failure. It’s a dangerous path, fraught with danger, covered in brambles leading up to steep cliffs where a single foothold means either progression […]
grunge \ kapitan korsakov \ prog \ progressive metal \ punk \ sludge \ stoner
Kapitan Korsakov: stuff & such
Damn it, not again! Not again!!! You see, you look at the poorly Shooped (that means Photoshopped) cover, and you immediately write it off. “Wow, nice, someone got the free download version of CS or something, that’s nice, next!“, you say to yourself, and come back to it as you get to the bottom of the […]
czar \ prog \ progressive metal
Czar: No One Is Alone If No One Is Alive
Jason Novak is the Rodney Dangerfield of the Chicago industrial scene. Mention Acumen Nation to most fans of either extreme metal or industrial rock, and chances are good no one’s heard of them, and if they have they, they tend to have very polarised opinions about them. This is mostly due to the fact that […]
