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8 ower Trip possess the ability to convert anyone to the thrash side. With their latest record, Nightmare Logic, they…

1 Suicide Silence have changed. The sound on their new self-titled record features clean, haunting vocals, that don’t…

6 his Spanish modern metal troupe returns with their second album, and it’s quite nice to hear their natural sound pr…

8 elcome to the Odd World, where things happen. Odd World Music is a proudly invented genre that describes what happe…

8 omprised of veterans Tony Foresta, Phil Hall, Mark Bronzino, Rob Skotis, and Ryan Parrish, between them they fill, …

9 eason might tell you to believe in what already exists instead of having confidence or faith of what can possibly e…

7 conceptual album “about vices, addictions and how these habits could lead men to their self-destruction”. Recorded …

7 bsent in Body is a collaboration between Scott Kelly (Neurosis), Mathieu Vandekerckhove (Syndrome/Amenra) and Colin…

7 ith a knack for creating memorable yet unconventional melodies, Montreal’s Heat are post-punk revivalists, but they…

5 fter As Lions’ solid debut EP earlier this year, the British rock prospects return, now with their debut full-lengt…

7 heir goal in 1996 was “creating music for no audience,” and 20 years later they maintain their integrity. Joan of A…

8 enace Beach, Leeds-based Liza Violet and Ryan Needham return with Lemon Lemory, the follow-up to their excellent de…

8 hat’s more important to understand Frank Carter nowadays? Gallows or Pure Love? No need to get mad but it’s probabl…

8 uelled by tonic wine and the first four Sabbath albums, the debut full-length from Newcastle’s Pigsx7 has been a lo…

8 uck! “We are surrounded by war and the whole world is burning and it doesn’t seem like there are any appropriate re…

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