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Lullacry – Where Angels Fear – Review

August 15, 2012

Finland’s Gothic metal crew Lullacry return after a long break. “Still An Angel” features the unmistakable vocals of Tanja Lainio.

Death By Stereo – Black Sheep Of The American Dream – Review

August 15, 2012

Blending Swedish death metal with whoa-whoa punk choruses and distinctive hardcore punk vocal attack, what’s not to love?

Demon Hunter – True Defiance – Review

August 14, 2012

Solid State true believers Demon Hunter offer this muscular slice of modern metal from their sixth album, True Defiance.

of Montreal – Paralytic Stalks – Review

August 13, 2012

The least one-man-show of Montreal album yet, but it’s exploding with ideas barely pursued. Fragmented would be polite.

Marilyn Manson – Born Villain – Review

August 13, 2012

Nasty guitars, smart lyrics to whisper while fucking all your little sister’s friends, and a snarl that’d make a lion tuck tail.

The Enemy Within – As Long As I Can Walk, I’ll Step Out Of Line – Review

August 10, 2012

Made up of former members of Blood For Blood and Milo’s Syndicate, and the members’ veteran status on the scene shines through on this record.

Nile – At The Gate Of Sethu – Review

August 3, 2012

Nile have a tall order in exceeding 2009’s Those Whom The Gods Detest, which contained “Hittite Dung Incantation,” a song about smearing yourself with shit.

Mangoo – Neverland – Review

August 2, 2012

Fuzzy Finnish rockers Mangoo conjure a Fu Manch vibe on “Datzun.” Their second album, Neverland, is getting some buzz in psychedelic/stoner circles.

Beachwood Sparks – The Tarnished Gold – Review

July 31, 2012

First album in 11 years for this ’60/’70s California sunshine-style band. “Sparks Fly Again” provides a pleasant Grateful Deadsian jam for summer roadtrips.

Riverboat Gamblers – The Wolf you Feed – Review

July 30, 2012

“Comedians” tempers the band’s usual manic energy for a more measured approach.

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