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Moss – Horrible Nights – Review

June 19, 2013

Southampton U.K.’s Moss – from the respected Rise Above record label – certainly earn the all caps of the “pure DOOM METAL” descriptor in their press release.

Soilwork – The Living Infinite – Review

June 8, 2013

A double album of melodic death metal may seem like a headscratcher at first, but Soilwork fired a warning shot with their last album, The Panic Broadcast.

Sodom – Epitome of Torture – Review

June 7, 2013

There’s a trend happening that finds aging German thrash bands reinvigorated, laser-focused on bashing out killer Thrash 101 courses for the young ‘uns.

Mindless Self Indulgence – How I Learned to Stop Giving A Shit and Love – Review

May 24, 2013

“Witness” kicks off with a resounding “Son Of A Bitch!” followed by a mix of heavy guitars and synth riffs mixed with enough power to make your guts rumble.

Cauldron – Tomorrow’s Lost – Review

May 3, 2013

Cauldron concocts a frothing stew of traditional metal on their third full-length. The band’s Angel Witch-inspired vibe doesn’t sound forced or retro.

In The Silence – A Fair Dream Gone Mad – Review

April 19, 2013

Wholeheartedly embracing their Katatonia worship. Epic, melancholy metal dire enough for a black night, but too melodic to be confused with the drearier doom.

Intronaut – Habitual Levitations – Review

April 5, 2013

This new nine-song album has some long tracks that require your attention to take in all of the sounds that they’re laying on you.

Call Of The Void – Dragged Down A Dead End Path – Review

March 29, 2013

Boulder, Colorado’s Call Of The Void play some brutal hardcore combined with grind and metal that will get your ass into a frenzy.

Kvelertak – Meir – Review

March 29, 2013

The Norwegians are a little more interested in pushing some different sounds, and even if some of them stand in stark contrast, they all work in context.

Hatebreed – The Divinity of Purpose – Review

March 15, 2013

The Divinity Of Purpose – their first since 2009’s self-titled album and their first on Razor & Tie – is one heavy, melodic, and crunchy album.

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