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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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Where did the good times go? High Spirits may be the answer to the question and the start of a new wave of American...

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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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This split 10" from Halo of Flies Records is comprised of only two songs, but both tracks are eight minutes long. If you're familiar...

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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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Now, almost as if in response to The Satanist, Spain's Teitanblood has loosed Death; a nigh impenetrable mass of atavistic black/death chaos. Death is...

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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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Discussing whether or not music rings trve, kvlt or hipster seems to dominate conversations within the circles of metal dorkdom, and absolutely no one...

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From the mind of Roman Saenko comes a folk compilation of international recording artists whose goal is to bring a piece of heritage from...

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Starting off as a fairly prolific crust/sludge quartet from the Pacific Northwest, Trap Them began getting a little leaner in their output as they gained popularity,...

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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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There are those who say that lumping bands into genres and sub-categories is a pointless exercise. Nevertheless, us journalists, in our efforts to proclaim...

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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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Prong was difficult to consider a powerhouse of metal although their two decade history might prove otherwise.

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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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Death metal, as a genre, hasn’t made too many leaps since its birth into the field. But like the old saying goes, “if it...