Metal/Hardcore Review – Page 27

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Decrepit Birth – Polarity – Review

August 9, 2010

Their sound is close to the technical insanity that is in vogue, but it’s performed with a clarity that puts it far above the dregs of show-off wankery.

Brian Posehn – Fart and Wiener Jokes – Review

July 30, 2010

Some comedy albums change your outlook on the universe. Some change the course of popular culture. Fart and Wiener Jokes will make you laugh.

Sabaton – Coat of Arms – Review

July 25, 2010

There’s good-hearted hamminess to be found in most any power metal band, desperate as so many of those bands are to emulate Iron Maiden’s battle anthems.

Lightning Swords of Death – The Extra Dimensional Wound – Review

July 14, 2010

Metal for those who demand vocals straight from the crypt, guitar picking so fast the strings might ignite, and drums blast-beated into infinity.

Watain – Lawless Darkness – Review

June 1, 2010

Watain are happy to stick with the blastbeat/wall of sound hallmarks of the genre. But they twist these conventions in such creative and satisfying ways.

Unleashed – As Yggdrasil Trembles – Review

June 1, 2010

These Swedish death metal veterans sound as lively as ever. Battle anthems don’t get much more polished and direct than “This Time We Fight.”

Soilwork – The Panic Broadcast – Review

June 1, 2010

The Panic Broadcast reveals itself to be a great record, sitting alongside the Swedes’ last few albums, but not matching the brilliance of Natural Born Chaos.

Kingdom of Sorrow – Behind the Blackest Tears – Review

June 1, 2010

Pretty much what one would expect from a collaboration featuring Hatebreed’s Jamey Jasta and Crowbar’s Kirk Windstein. But then something happens…

Exodus – Exhibit B – The Human Condition – Review

June 1, 2010

Exodus has never been a band for subtlety or brevity, so it’s no surprise that their new album runs a cool 74 minutes and piles on the hate anthems.

Black Tusk – Taste the Sin – Review

June 1, 2010

There’s definitely something in the dark water down in Georgia, what with all of these sludge-happy metal bands bashing their way into the spotlight.

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