Metal/Hardcore Review – Page 131

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Theory In Practice – Colonizing the Sun – Review

July 12, 2002

Just the way I like ’em: Mind-boggling prog/fusion/jazz death metal splashed with spacey acid trip-ness ala Nocturnus.

Diabolical – Synergy – Review

July 12, 2002

Impressive debut from a Swedish technical death/thrash outfit that draws equally from early Pestilence, Believer, and Arch Enemy.

Still Breathing – September – Review

July 12, 2002

Giving Candace from Walls of Jericho a run for her money as an explosive front woman, Still Breathing screamer Dacey Buntin is a rabid firecracker.

Soul Embraced – This Is My Blood – Review

July 12, 2002

A wonderful amalgamation of Sepultura, older-era Prong and Carcass, and some hardcore tendencies, but the death metal vocal style is a bit irritating.

Shockwave – Omega Supreme – Review

July 12, 2002

This compilation – a roundup of 7″s, demo and unreleased material from 1996 to 2001 – is full of material that really keeps the groove flowing.

Warmen – Beyond Abilities – Review

July 5, 2002

second solo outing of Children of Bodom keyboardist Janne Warman’s side-project. Classical-addicted heavy metal, revved and ready for a new generation.

Vietnom – Death is the Outcome – Review

July 5, 2002

Vietnom are a tough, thug-like hardcore band that hits hard’n’fast, just like the verses and rhythms they dish out.

Echobrain – Interview

July 5, 2002

An interview with Jason Newsted

Heaven Shall Burn – Whatever It May Take – Review

July 5, 2002

Germany’s Heaven Shall Burn sounds like a cross between Britain’s veteran grindcore act, Bolt Thrower, and the adventurous hardcore/noisecore of Shai Halud.

Lostprophets – The Fake Sound of Progress – Review

July 5, 2002

I like a lot of the ideas Lostprophets have, especially their fearlessness to experiment with all kinds of sounds and styles, but it doesn’t quite gel for me.

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