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Lucifer (Bar Loose, Helsinki)
VaimFeb 11, 2019
Outside freezing and icy, inside we managed to heat up quite well at the sold out show... Lucifer is back baby! Check out the pictures!
Lucifer (Bar Loose, Helsinki)
VaimFeb 11, 2019
Outside freezing and icy, inside we managed to heat up quite well at the sold out show... Lucifer is back, baby!
Malevolent Creation – The 13th Beast
MaxenJan 17, 2019
The 13th Beast is still a fair album but flows into the typical level of extremity,this album could have been way better if the band considered to slow the pace and add...
Wiegedood – De Doden Hebben Het Goed III
MaxenNov 05, 2018
Wiegedood are straight black metal band that has forged its own identity and sound in a very short period of time.
Deicide – Overtures of Blasphemy
MaxenOct 18, 2018
The new Deicide album is literally filled with high octane performance combining catchy riffs, sharp solos and overwhelming signature growls of Glenn Benton.
Voivod – The Wake
TomSep 19, 2018
It's predictable that The Wake is unpredictable, Voivod steers it spacecraft through a tangled, tantalizing storyline, woven into the most maze-like, edge-of-your-seat...
Aborted – TerrorVision
WimSep 18, 2018
Obey the TerrorVision! Aborted's tenth full length album is truly testament to the lasting impression left by both brutality and melody.
Baest – Danse Macabre
MaxenSep 05, 2018
Baest are insanely brutal, raw and incredibly captivating on their debut album Danse Macabre!
Marduk – Viktoria
MaxenJun 26, 2018
If Marduk's "Frontschwein" generally possessed the fierce and brutal elements, then "Viktoria" has managed to proceed as a natural continuation to its prior.
At The Gates – To Drink from the Night Itself
MaxenMay 19, 2018
At War with Reality was entirely loaded with memorable riffs and fast pacing melodic death metal tracks, yet the latest album is immensely great.
