| The Holy Guile: Guardians 2.0 |
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| To start with 'The Holy Guile' is a side project by 'The Crimson Amanda's' Saud Ahmed, a great band in itself. Guardians 2.0 EP was self-released...[continue] |
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| Ace Of Hearts: Monster |
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| Ace of Hearts debut album, like its namesake is in fact a Monster, all puns intended. Ace Of Hearts is my new favorite band! Bar none. Absolutely...[continue] |
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| Negură Bunget: O.M |
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| From Romania, Negură Bunget released Om, often called their magnum Opus, in 2006. Its tone is medieval; the music is filled with interludes of...[continue] |
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| Neuraxis: The Thin Line Between |
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| The world needs more melodic technical death bands. That’s why Neuraxis is here. Neuraxis is almost ALWAYS described as being a “melodic...[continue] |
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| Woe, Is Me: Genesi[s] |
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| Over the recent years, there have been instances where it only takes one record for a metal or hardcore band to receive a ton of recognition. These...[continue] |
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| Back To R'lyeh: Horrible Warning |
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| Back To R'lyeh is a band from Spain bringing spreading their fresh brand of progressive metal with the release of their debut demo Horrible Warning....[continue] |
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| Kvist: For Kunsten Maa Vi Evig Vike |
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| Kvist formed and released an album on the coat-tails of the second wave of Norwegian black metal, in 1996. This was to later be considered by black...[continue] |
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| Take Me To Janus: Ripping the Heart from the Chest of the Earth |
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| Take me to Janus, one of underground gems which make up part of the world renowned treasure trove which is one the best scenes for...[continue] |
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