| Nattsvargr: The Freezing Darkness |
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| Here we have the second demo from Nattsvargr, entitled "The Freezing Darkness." The backstory on this interests me a lot. With an album's worth of...[continue] |
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| Eden's Curse: Eden's Curse |
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| This may be one of the greatest melodic rock albums ever made. I was very surprized at how good this album was upon first letter and now I listen to...[continue] |
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| Martyr (CAN): Feeding the Abscess |
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| "...something without physical...
disturbing my frequency..."
Voivod – Brainscan
Sometimes it takes one pebble to build a whole new world. Sometimes...[continue] |
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| Malummeh: Revival |
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| It's necessary to say not to get carried away with this release. At the end, Malummeh is playing some metalcore and nothing more. Why complicating...[continue] |
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| Grendel (FRA): Le Diable En Personne |
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| Before starting the review, I had no idea about what a Grendel could be. After searching in the band’s website, I’ve discovered that Grendel was an...[continue] |
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| Twilight Guardians: Ghost Reborn |
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| Well, so here is the fourth album of the Finnish Twilight Guardians. Such a name can only mean it’s going to some kind of melodic heavy metal, and...[continue] |
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| Mortal Sin: An Absence Of Faith |
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| After more than 20 years of existence, including 10 of silence since “Revolution Of The Mind”, Mortal Sin is back with a new line-up, a new album...[continue] |
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| The Dillinger Escape Plan: Ire Works |
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| What the Hell ! Two desertions occured in the band, among which the terrific Chris Pennie. I’m fearing the worst here. With such news in mind, how...[continue] |
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