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Deathtura is angry and is about to share that anger with the world with the help of Wormholedeath!
Get ready for a mix of pounding bass and groovy metal from the entity called Zardonic!
American metal outfit Toothgrinder digs in their past and covers a song from a band they grew up with.
Atreyu brings another clip of their new work in anticipation of their upcoming album!
Off The Cross is heading towards a new “ERA” with their upcoming new EP!
Another batch of names for the anniversary line-up of 2019’s Wacken!
Polish musical masterminds Riverside release another track from their upcoming new album!
A first batch of bands for Desertfest Berlin 2019 is giving us an idea of how epic it’s going to be again!
Get ready to mosh and go nuts: Where’s My Bible released their “Mosh ‘n’ Roll” album!
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Album Reviews
Japanese electro metal outfit Crossfaith is back with a few new songs on yet another EP release!
Listen to “Stardust” and drift away in the Soul Dissolution’s atmospheric sound
With Mournful Congregation we get another serving of funeral doom from Down Under…
Some of Montreal’s finest underground musicians came together to make one badass band! This is the first product of Vantablack Warship’s work.
Some very fine music is coming from Austria now! Irdorath with their third album “Denial of Creation” pushes everything away.
Wyrmwoods released ‘Earth Made Flesh’ in January, but that doesn’t stop us from telling you what we thought of it!
Verheerer’s latest release is a bit of a mystery, check out what we thought here!
Asenblut’s last EP came out in February and was called Legenden, find out what we thought here!
Belgians progressive metal band 23 Acez is back with their third album. The band changed their sound to become a bit more heavier. The result is a twelve song masterpiece that keeps you focussed untill the end.
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