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SINISTRO – Sangue Cássia
I’m either just getting more emotionally biased as I age, or this band’s style is one of the directions in which metal needs to go come on now get with it. I don’t recall ever hearing of SINISTRO until this moment, well not this exact moment, but this point in time let’s get existential. Their label, Season […]
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Boston \ Brendon Flynn \ death metal \ like stop impressing me dudes \ Replacire \ season of mist \ Technical Death Metal
Replacire – Do Not Deviate (Or So They Claim)
Here’s something I’m pretty sure of now. If I say the opposite of basically everyone else out there pretending to be a critic, it’s correct. End of story. Especially with technical death metal, which, yes, this is. Boston’s Replacire I have to give credit to for staying so true to their look. Thus, Do Not Deviate […]
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Quick Reviews – September 2017
In case you missed it, we do special, short reviews now of stuff that’s not up to the standards I set for full reviews. Meaning, the cover art sucks. This doesn’t mean the music isn’t any good, of course, but as you know, at least 1/4 of an album’s presence is in its art, a […]
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ÆRA \ Battlegrounds Records \ black metal \ blackened \ Boonsdale Records \ Chile \ Code666 Records \ crust punk \ Dark Habits \ death metal \ Desolated Woods \ Eoront \ Finland \ folk metal \ Germany \ Glasgow \ GoldMold Records \ Inverse Records \ Memento Mori \ Missouri \ Montreal \ Mutank \ pagan metal \ Post Pulse \ powerviolence \ Quebec \ quick reviews \ Ruins of Beverast \ Russia \ season of mist \ sludge metal \ Technical Death Metal \ Texas \ The Ditch and the Delta \ The Netherlands \ thrash metal \ Ulsect \ United Kingdom \ United States \ Ván Records \ Witch Vomit
beyond black metal this is like perfection metal that is also black or something \ black metal \ Nightbringer \ season of mist
Nightbringer – Ego Dominus Tuus
Now here’s a type of black metal that needs more representation, and one that raises questions. Something that goes beyond mere sound quality, elevating itself with the sheer impressiveness of its breadth of concept. Nightbringer is probably one of the more underrated US black metal acts of the past twenty years, carving a niche into […]
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black metal \ hardcore \ post-hardcore \ Regarde les Hommes Tomber \ season of mist \ sludge
Regarde les Hommes Tomber: S/T
Here we go again, time to get redundant up in this. French hardcore, especially of the post variety, dominates. It’s one of the most atmospheric, creative, and musically confrontational hotbeds in the modern scene. We were first enlightened on this subject several years ago, and since then have been continually enlightened, endlessly enlightened. We’re so […]

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Endstille: Kapitulation 2013
When a band comes around like Germany’s Endstille, you have to mentally and physically prepare yourself for the next hour of merciless and unforgiving auditory assault leaving you angry and wishing you bought that katana on Amazon so you can chop whatever you can find in your backyard. Kapitulation 2013, the most recent release by […]