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Refused – The E.P. Comp CD – Review

August 16, 2004

Promises unreleased and ancient goodies, but merely repackages available material. The European version has the first two demos and a fuckload of bonus songs.

Stratovarius – Elements Pt. 2 – Review

August 9, 2004

Raised on and characterized by Germans like Helloween and the Swedish offspring of Malmsteen, the band produce another multi-faceted model of consistency.

HIM – Razorblade Romance – Review

August 9, 2004

Half the songs are the basic outline for sad rock, but Entwine are far more creative, and Poisonblack nails the 4/4 stripper ass-shake better.

Snapcase – Bright Flashes – Review

July 12, 2004

When a band releases a hodge-podge of new tracks, remixes, and covers, they’re trying to stay in the spotlight. That said, Snapcase always delivers the goods.

Remembering Never – Women And Children Die First – Review

July 12, 2004

Great album title. Florida’s Remembering Never hit us up big-time with a rollercoaster ride of emotions, brutal breakdowns, and heavy-set vocals.

Raunchy – Confusion Bay – Review

July 12, 2004

The compressed “future metal” of Fear Factory mixed with the more singable parts of Strapping Young Lad (more accurately, Devin’s solo stuff). Pretty cool.

Prong – Scorpio Rising – Review

July 12, 2004

Prong’s first studio album since ’96’s underrated Rude Awakening. Punishing grooves laced with industrial triggers, meaty guitars, Tommy Victor’s dark melodies.

Premonitions of War – Left in Kowloon – Review

July 12, 2004

Punishing, grinding hardcore done with such ferocious, and head-down momentum that sitting through a listen or two can weigh heavily on your nerves.

Impaled Nazarene – All That You Fear – Review

June 28, 2004

These misanthropes have the good sense to blend real punk, thrash, scorching solos, and blackened howls into their assault. And it doesn’t sound like shit.

Herod – For Whom The Gods Would Destroy – Review

June 28, 2004

A gorgeous combination of Swedish thrash, Finnish drear/thrash/doom and all the things that made Metallica great, sorta in a space between Master and Justice.

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