| The Acacia Strain: Death Is the Only Mortal |
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| Massachussetts maulers The Acacia Strain are a band that have simply reeked of pure hatred since day one. Since 2001, they have put out some of the...[continue] |
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| The Haarp Machine: Disclosure |
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| High are the numbers of bands that follow the progressive and technical metal genre nowadays. Modern acts are really taking a crack at this artistic...[continue] |
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| Horseback: New Dominions |
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| In the world of atmospheric, haunting, ambient, and experimental music, Horseback and Locrian are two projects that act as true landmarks for the...[continue] |
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| Witch Mountain: Cauldron of the Wild |
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| Welcome to Witch Mountain, home of some of the boldest, heaviest, and potent doom metal to have ever slithered into the old-school metal scene....[continue] |
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| Om: Advaitic Songs |
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| I love Om. It’s unfortunate that so few metalheads are aware of their transcendental meditational doom-influenced brand of music, because its...[continue] |
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| Goratory: Rice on Suede |
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| I’ve been staring at this band on Amputated Vein Record’s website for quite some time now. Around July/August of this year, I decided to finally...[continue] |
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| Pathology (USA): The Time of Great Purification |
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| The brutal death genre seems to have two basic styles: the somewhat more technical, complex, and innovative style that usually have exhaled vocals....[continue] |
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| Interview with Sylosis |
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by Deesse_de_la_nuit
October 2012.
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| Interview with Evoken |
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by BEERGRINDER
October 2012.
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| Interview with Vision Of Disorder |
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by Sentenced
October 2012.
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| Interview with Semblant |
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by Deesse_de_la_nuit
October 2012.
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