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"We have crowdkilling, Fugazi, Mars Volta, Entombed, mathcore madness, slow Nate riffs where I play too fast, shitty riffs, emo riffs…"
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Nothing originally co-founded the band in 1993.
"I used to think to myself, 'Man, it would be really cool to have a signature intro.'"
"I'm super excited for everybody to hear it. It's all over the place. It's very focused, but there's a lot of elements going on."
"200 people going crazy, and them doing these Armenian folk dances and playing heavy metal."
It happened at the benefit show for Sick Of It All vocalist Lou Koller.
Coming out of the gate hot.
Hopefully everything is alright.
An excellent way to end the year.
Plus a terrible metalcore story.
"I think everything is a possibility, you know? I think it'd be great to have new music out. It's been 10 years."
Their new record Destination Addiction is coming in January.
Plus Agalloch, Gorguts, Demolition Hammer, and more!
"We're confident that the best days of Furnace Fest are still ahead."
Shout out to Misfits' legal team.
They're working on their debut.
Bleak lyrically, devastating musically.
Gontier and Matt Walst make a solid team.
Featuring some meandering comments about "Big Tech."
"Mortis Imperium" is here and it's an aural moshpit.
It got to be a little bit much.
Plus releases from Defeated Sanity, I Declare War, Múr, and Xandria
"Defeated Sanity is one of the best in the game of absolute top-tier extremity."
"Distant has delivered a must-listen for any fan of the heavier side of the metal spectrum."
"An exceptional blend of classic and modern Opeth whose unified approach is both alluring and slightly problematic."
"We have crowdkilling, Fugazi, Mars Volta, Entombed, mathcore madness, slow Nate riffs where I play too fast, shitty riffs, emo riffs…"
"Honestly, the biggest flaw of Phantoma is a gripe that could be made about a lot of power metal: too much of it sounds...
Though a good chunk of people remain positive.
Cannibal Corpse and Amon Amarth ripped through the MODA Center in Portland, OR on April 26, and our photographer Alison Webster was there to...
"I think it's safe to say that the longer people have to wait, the better the result is going to be."
"For me, it's three shows marking five years since our final shows."
"You could create a version of it that was doable."
"We were lucky and honored to be able to stumble into that, and also more than happy to move on from it as well."
All the black metal you could want on a Sunday.