March 24 2008 at 06:58:28 AM
Finland’s Ride for Revenge is another one of those obscure bands often mentioned due to like, how so totally “unique” they are compared to everyone else (or in some cases, how they sound EXACTLY like everything else, only not really).
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March 24 2008 at 06:55:25 AM
Some may look cross at the gaps in Vassafor’s recorded history, but so far the Auckland dreadnought is off to a strong, if prolonged, start.
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March 24 2008 at 06:53:02 AM
Matt Harvey and company returns with a new record, superior to their first, which offers nothing “new,” but it’s just as tempting to add that nothing more is required.
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March 24 2008 at 06:50:41 AM
Despite what could gently be termed as the offensive nature of Superchrist’s music, founder Chris Black is the kind of talent who inspires more than protracted groans and snickers.
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March 24 2008 at 06:47:33 AM
Supernal’s meal-ticket, Roman Saenko turns now to Tibetan shwams,
rkang gling and Indian drums to underline what we’re told is the reincarnation of his previous group, Hate Forest with added themes of “Sumerian, ancient Egyptian, and Indo-Aryan mythology,” but which sounds oddly at first like Deathspell Omega played on a rental of Lars Ulrich’s
St. Anger snare.
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March 24 2008 at 06:45:15 AM
Aphotic Death-Doom played by the Rancor from
Return of the Jedi.
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March 24 2008 at 06:41:51 AM
Though Evocation attained cult status early on within Death Metal’s underground trade-circuit, the band dissolved before ever being signed to a label, leaving behind only two demo tapes later re-released through Andy Harris’s Breath of Night records in 2004.
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March 24 2008 at 06:39:30 AM
Surrounded by whispering vapors from the past, redolent of the gods below and already destined to be a cult favorite by the album’s cover, Hour of 13’s debut succeeds where others have fallen far short of the mark
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March 24 2008 at 06:36:05 AM
"Thrash ‘till black!” commands Impiety’s founder and vocalist, Shyaithan with volcanic ire.
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March 24 2008 at 06:31:38 AM
How and why the high opinion of Sweden’s Nifelheim persists among the division of leather n’ spikes requires no great powers of mind.
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