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Space Basement is grotesque. Space Basement is the product of a band that knows how to create an absolutely filthy, distorted, grimy sound that...

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On Manslaughter, it's obvious that Ice-T and Ernie C took their time crafting each song, and the polished production is undoubtedly the result of...

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The key value in this book is not so much in the research as the actual, lived-in expertise and insight that McPadden brings to...

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With Arch Enemy’s new vocalist, former The Agonist vocalist Alissa White-Gluz, there was little questioning whether or not she’d be able to fill the...

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Emerging out of the rough-edged husk of lineup changes and label unrest - including a six year gap (2003-2009) between releases - is a...

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The band has thrown enough curve balls at us to make the anticipation a bit uneasy for some, but with Mayhem one thing is...

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Four records into a reasonably successful career, Wretched are pretty much a known quantity at this point: technically rendered death metal that has gradually...

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I've always liked to think of myself as never having been an apologist for any band, but Justin K. Broadrick was about the closest...

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In 2011, Decibel handing Tombs the distinction of "album of the year." With Savage Gold, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more eagerly anticipated...

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Eyehategod have never really went away so much as just splintered back into their plethora of side projects before any meaningful amount of songwriting...

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n 2006, Misery Index caught my attention for the first time with their Relapse debut Discordia, but quickly faded into the memory for one...

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We had it coming. We've had it coming for years. The question was simply a matter of when deliverance would grace us. Finally, it's...

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Canada has a knack for producing strange metal. The country has birthed avant-garde proggers uneXpect, thrash weirdos Voivod and the mad genius Devin Townsend. Most would connect Norway...

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The monsters are on their way. They're approaching now. You'll soon know them by the way they scream. You'll know them by way of...

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Among their peers in the vast New York hardcore scene, Sworn Enemy always had that extra bit of heaviness to their sound. When you...

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Pagan metal is one of those terms that has become increasingly polarizing to adherents of heavy metal culture. A once revered corner of the...

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I think the metal world has a negative stereotype when it comes to youth in metal. We usually see kids who own a Metallica...

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One of the most disappointing omissions from this year's Summer Slaughter lineup is Vancouver's oft-slept on Archspire. Having released a profile-raising sophomore album last month...

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Perhaps it's fitting then that Agalloch's triumphant return finds the band blending the best of each album into one cohesive piece of artistic expression.

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American audiences may not be too familiar with criminally under-appreciated German speed institution Holy Moses, a band unique for two main reasons: having formed...

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There are few bands as divisive, as utterly polarizing, as Cradle of Filth. Bashing them was second nature from the mid to late nineties...

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Nux Vomica, Portland-by-way-of-Baltimore's ever evolving crust outfit, is back with their third full length album. The self-titled effort is their first release on Relapse...

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Heavy metal by its very nature is transgressive. The genre embraces the darkness of human nature in a way that no other musical style...