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Aborted further remove themselves from the Carcass homage of old on their 6th release. These Belgian grind mad scientists new slab of metal features infectious guitars, inhuman drumming and intense and crushing hooks. Far more sophisticated than your average grind outfit, Aborted have been refining...
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Cantankerous, contemptible, and courageous - the Cythrául Klan of ABSU still carry a parlous reputation, even among their ancient yet adamant enemies. Before being confined to a "Texas black thrash" classification, they masterminded and executed their own breed of mythological...
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The Texan black metal horde's fifth full-length. Going for a concept album with great production.
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Abysmal Dawn unleashes a virulent strain of modern death metal on its Relapse Records debut Programmed to Consume. The band’s metallic assault thunders with all the hallmarks of death metal’s finest traits, and prove that Abysmal Dawn is an explosive new force in American death metal.
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Re-release of the debut album "Svarta Dagar" remixed at Finnvox Studio (Rotten Sound etc) by drummer Panu Posti and remastered by Scott Hull (Pig Destroyer). This release will not only feature updated artwork but also 9 bonus tracks taken from the split album with Relevant Few (also...
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"Pale Folklore" features eight tracks at a total running time of over sixty-two minutes. Very elaborate and diverse, and surrounded by the majesty of nature and the burden of human existence, the album bursts with melodies with a basis of dark yet very emotional concepts. Creating auras of...
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Sophomore release by AGALLOCH from Portland, OR. "The Mantle" is a grand multi-dimensional opus of 70 minutes featuring their melancholic metal with post rock and neo-folk elements. References range from Pink Floyd, Godspeed You Black Emperor, Sol Invictus, Ulver, Dissection, Fields Of The...
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Four years after their critically acclaimed sophomore effort "The Mantle", Agalloch delivers their new album, "Ashes Against The Grain". Always progressing but never losing touch with their dark metal roots, the band's third album unites elements of black metal, Scandinavian...
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Long-awaited second album from this progressive/technical metal
band. New vocalist Diana Serra has already drawn rave reviews from
fans, and Sean Reinert is always bad-ass, of course. Led by
Santiago Dobles, a guitar talent unlike any other.
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Bestial Machinery is a new terminal vision representing a vast work of utterly uncompromised will. Inhuman, relentless and complete, this gear-grinding, blast beat to bloodshed 2xCD set features all of ANb's recorded material prior to their Relapse Records debut, Honkey Reduction (including the...
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A short split release between ANB and Insect Warfare. On Relapse.
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Catchy grindcore in vein of old REGURGITATE, GUT, CUM,
DAHMER...Features heavy, down-tuned guitars, dancing rhythms and
sofisticated, drainy vocal lines. 18 songs plus 2 bonus techno
tracks on an interactive CD-Rom.
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Back in the early 90's, which were undoubtedly the glory days of
death metal, there were bands like Cynic, Atheist, and Pestilence
that were far ahead of their time playing a style of jazzy
progressive death metal that set the standard for the genre. Years
have past and still these bands are...
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Anaal Nathrakh's third full-length is nine songs guaranteed to melt everything within 100 ft. of your speakers. Having said that, the mighty duo also show an increasing move toward more musical, memorable territory. It's still the most vicious and off-the-hook metal extremity on the planet! Features...
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Tracks 10-12 are from the 2002 demo
1. Acidental e Torturante Decomposição 05:33
2. A Dor da Imortal Putrefação 02:36
3. Espetáculo de Horror e Tortura 04:45
4. Execução Fetal 04:28
5. Inocentes Anjos Canibais 03:25
6. Obesidade...
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Musically, Animal shows an enormous progression from Animosity's prior releases. The band’s sound has become more distinct and refined. While stylistically the group has not changed drastically from their combination of thrash, hardcore and death metal, the growth in the actual quality of the...
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1997 debut from these French fanatics, already showing a healthy leaning toward progressive black metal.
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Antigama from Warsaw, Poland and Drugs Of Faith from Virginia, USA
team up for a split disc inspired by the Napalm Death / Coalesce
split, In Tongues We Speak. Following in the footsteps of that
bi-national split of grindcore and hardcore, Selfmadegod Records
from Poland is poised to release the...
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Fourth album, and definitely a mature step forward for these French black/death maniacs.
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Following the enormous success of their debut album, 2004's A
Celebration Of Guilt, and 2005's epic A Diamond For
Disease , ARSIS have returned with their
brand new full length, United In Regret . With United
In Regret , ARSIS have once again raised the
bar and breathe new life into the...
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Hot on the heels from their critically acclaimed debut, A
Celebration of Guilt, the unstoppable Arsis continue to fry
minds and melt frets with their brand new 3-song EP, A Diamond
For Disease. Featuring the 13-minute title track originally
composed as a score for NYC's Ballet Deviare , A...
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After Slaughter of the Soul, melodic death metal essentially went
straight down the tubes and exchanged its onetime in-your-face
attitude and unparalleled aggression with powderpuff posturing and
highly generic, cliched songwriting…. until now! Arsis' A
Celebration of Guilt is the perfect...
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The Arsis's demos finally available on a proper format. This album is entitled "As Guilt Becomes Regret". The disc contains two demos from 2001 & 2002 plus rare bonus tracks and a live video CD-Rom segment.
The music on the disc was recorded between 2001 and 2002 by...
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Listening to As Eden Burns makes you feel as if Marty McFly took you back to the mid 90’s and had you listening to some of the greatest melodic death metal ever put to tape. Taking cues from forefathers At The Gates, Carcass, and Dissection, As Eden Burns play their brand of melodic metal...
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Carolina brutality returns with the emergence of Atrocious Abnormality! Well over a year went into the creation of this release. Punishing, pit driven, brutal death metal executed with technical precision. A relentless guttural assault awaits... the birth of violence is here!
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This is a heavy, true and authentic sounding album in this plagued time of triggered digital Death Metal with lyrical approach and execution rarely seen in today's cliché-ridden quagmire. In a word, this is unmistakable Canadian Brutality! Session drumming once again provided by J. Read...
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The brand new full length from this brutal technical Cali band. Top notch
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