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Vale of Pnath – The Prodigal Empire (2011) Review

This is the first full-length album by Colorado band Vale of Pnath (named for some place in an H.P. Lovecraft book…I really need to read Lovecraft…).  I’m extremely impressed by these guys.  They definitely have some serious brutality to them, but at the same time they understand that truly...

Black Dahlia Murder Concert

This is a pretty full concert.  The other bands playing are: Whitechapel Fleshgod Apocalypse Oceano As Blood Runs Black Dying Fetus Six Feet Under Darkest Hour Concert happens Thursday, August 11, at the Irving Plaza in NYC
Posted 26 Apr 2011 | Events, Melodic Death Metal, New York | 2 Comments
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Amon Amarth – Surtur Rising (2011) Review

Amon Amarth is one of the few bands from my silly teenage years that I still listen to (Rotting Christ being the only other one I can think of off the top of my head).  There’s a reason why: their uber in-your-face viking music appealed to young, angry me,...
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Mirrorthrone – Gangrene (2008) Review

This is by far my favorite Mirrorthrone album to date.  To say this album is ambitious is an understatement, especially considering that the band is really just one guy (Vladimir Cochet) doing all the instrumentals and composition and such.   The music is sweeping and grandiose, and it’s full of...
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Son of Aurelius – The Farthest Reaches (2010) Review

Son if Aurelius is a hell of a lot of fun.  These guys are a technical death metal band hailing from Santa Cruz, CA, and from what I’ve seen they’re a lot better than most (not all, most) of the death metal being produced in the US.  Their sounds...

Cynic – Re-Traced: Cynic to Release a Remix Album

Cynic has reworked four of the songs from their 2008 album, Traced in Air. The last track, “Wheels Within Wheels”, is an entirely new song. Re-Traced will be out on May 17th and I’ve had the chance to check it out. It’s a bit strange at first. It’s not...
Posted 15 May 2010 | 2010, Featured, Progressive Death Metal, USA | 6 Comments
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Periphery – Periphery (2010) Review

Got djent? on a more serious note, periphery is a progressive metal band from the USA. I honestly can’t classify them, they combine death metal, technical death metal, avant garde, prog rock, techno, hardcore, and some pop even, into their sound. This album starts slowly, in a quite generic...
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Krisiun – Southern Storm (2008) Review

You can read my bad rambling, or you can skip to Bottom Line at the bottom and get my short and simple version. Well I haven’t written anything in a while, so I thought it was about time for me to write a review, and why not write about...
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Illdisposed – For Those Who Walk Behind Us (2009) Review

I’ve been listening to Illdisposed now for about a 3 years now, and when this album came out, it was exactly what I expected. This album could easily compete with their previous albums. It is pretty much your normal Illdisposed album with its heavy riffs and its brief periods...
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Solution .45 – For Aeons Past (2010) Review

Christian Älvestam has to be the busiest man in the Swedish, melodic death metal scene. Most notably, he is the former front-man of Scar Symmetry. Other than that you can hear him on any of these projects: Incapacity, Solar Dawn, Torchbearer, Quest of Aidance, Miseration, Angel Blake, Carnalized, Unmoored, The Few...
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