Metal/Hardcore Review – Page 135

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The Dictators – D.F.F.D. – Review

May 31, 2002

First Dictators album in 23 years, D.F.F.D. opens with “Who Will Save Rock and Roll?,” a single from a couple of years ago that should cast aside any doubts.

Brujeria – Mextremist Hits – Review

May 31, 2002

As always, Brujeria do not fail to please: Satanism, necropedophilia, S&M, Mexican Guerrilla politics, weed-smokin’, tales of the cocaine trade…

Gwar – Violence Has Arrived – Review

May 17, 2002

It’s another frightful and diabolical plunge into the bowels of indecency that shames their goofy We Kill Everything.

Tidfall – Instinct Gate – Review

May 17, 2002

Every genre needs opening bands, and Tidfall fit the black metal opening slot nicely.

December – The Lament Configuration – Review

May 17, 2002

Reminds me of the excitement of first hearing God Forbid, December throttling each song with an incredibly progressive and intellectualized death sense.

The Defaced – Domination Commence – Review

May 17, 2002

The Defaced combining extreme Swedish violence with the white hot and heaviest bits from Amercian nü metal bands, most notably Machine Head and Slipknot.

Cavity – On the Lam – Review

May 17, 2002

On The Lam is nine songs, fifty-two minutes, of undulating, riff-wracking doomy fun that makes COC sound like Backstreet Boys.

Yngwie Malmsteen – Live – Review

April 19, 2002

Recorded live in Brazil in 1998, Live is a pretty straight-up live performance (hence the name), with no frills, overdubs, extra features, or backstage antics.

Gwar – Phallus in Wonderland – Review

April 19, 2002

Like a Monty Python skits mixing actors in surreal environments and illustrated worlds with a lotta gore and drooling and spooge, but take away most, um, sense.

Emperor – Emperial Live Ceremony – Review

April 19, 2002

While there’s the usual chaotic quick-cutting to confuse you, even just straight-on shots of the bald-headed’n’goateed singer, Ihsahn, are pretty scary.

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