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Amon Amarth – Deceiver of the Gods – Review

August 15, 2013

Amon Amarth are the AC/DC of Viking death metal. They found and perfected a style, and they rarely deviate from it.

The Black Dahlia Murder – Everblack – Review

August 14, 2013

A chunky, reliable slab of Michigan death metal with a dark edge.

Children of Bodom – Halo of Blood – Review

August 13, 2013

I liked the glammified sounds used to spice up 2005’s Are You Dead Yet?, but most fans felt the opposite, so the next two COB albums dialed up the brutality.

Dark Tranquillity – Construct – Review

August 9, 2013

The classiest melodic death metal band: So crisp and perfectly arranged – with a hint of artful restraint. I imagine them headbanging in tuxes with tails.

Shade Empire – Omega Arcane – Review

August 8, 2013

Your pulse will race with blackened beats, your mighty death roar jones fixed, then fueled, and your secret lust for orchestrated, dark keyboards satiated.

Arsis – Unwelcome – Review

August 7, 2013

A killer slice of late-period Carcass worship with the playfulness and experimentation necessary to stand out from the pack in the tech metal swamp.

Killswitch Engage – Disarm The Descent – Review

August 6, 2013

Mass metalcore heavyweights return with silly-amazing guitarwork supporting hardcore roar and clean singing. Original singer Jesse Leach returns.

Beyond the Shore – Ghostwatcher – Review

August 1, 2013

As seems to be a theme with most modern-day deathcore/metalcore bands, it’s the kitchen-sink approach that Beyond the Shore favors.

Amon Amarth – Deceiver of the Gods – Review

July 26, 2013

Amon Amarth churn out solid album after solid album because they can replicate their style and excellent writing every time without sounding stale or tired.

Hypocrisy – End of Disclosure – Review

July 26, 2013

Never content to simply rely on heaviness to carry their death metal sound, the pros in Hypocrisy have always known it’s about the song above all.

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