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Light This City – Remains of the Gods – Review

June 1, 2005

Bay Area metal band who know their thrash history, and dig melodic death. Plus a female singer. It’s a debut.

Grimness – Increase Humanity Disgust – Review

June 1, 2005

Need a black metal opening band? Contact Grimness. They can play, but there’s nothing to distinguish them from anyone else.

Discordance Axis – Our Last Day – Review

June 1, 2005

They were a grind band, they broke up, this CD has their last two unreleased songs and a bunch of their songs covered by bands like Melt Banana and Merzbow.

Disbelief – 66Sick – Review

June 1, 2005

A few glorious moments here and there to spice up an otherwise completely listenable, completely interchangeable brutal metal band.

Byla – Review

June 1, 2005

Members of Relapse’s Dysrhymia and Crucial Blast’s Infidel?/Castro! making “delicate,” subtle, breathing soundscapes.

Blind Myself – Worst-Case Scenario – Review

June 1, 2005

Hungarian hardcore, four records in. Used to live in NY and tour with Ignite and such. I’m more a metal guy than a hardcore guy, so this is mediocre to my ears.

Blacklisted – We’re Unstoppable – Review

June 1, 2005

A reissue of their outta print Stillborn release, with demo recordings, all slathered with thunderous production. Classic hardcore, with modern roar.

Biomechanical – The Empires of the Worlds – Review

June 1, 2005

Blends tightly-compressed Pantera groove’n’thunder with Halford screeching. Kinda cool, kinda embarrassing, as warbling power metal usually is.

Beecher – Review

June 1, 2005

UK metalcore that howls and froths as vitally and unimaginatively as their American counterparts. Plus clean vocals to show diversity, just like everyone else.

Chuck Schuldiner – Zero Tolerance – Review

May 30, 2005

Many fans will force themselves to sit through these two discs out of respect for Chuck, but the man deserves a much better retrospective than Zero Tolerance.

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