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Entombed – Serpent Saints – Review

December 7, 2007

Only two things separates them from standard heavy metal: The growl of vocalist L.G. Petrov and their death metal legacy.

Total Fucking Destruction – Zen and the Art of – Review

December 7, 2007

The years haven’t calmed former Brutal Truth skinman Rich Hoak. The first ten cuts are justifiably pure mayhem, the four that follow are acoustic and melodic.

Smash Court Tennis 3 – Review

December 7, 2007

A serious challenge to the Virtua Tennis series’ near-perfect blend of realism and pick-up-and-play arcade action.

The Darkness – Review

November 1, 2007

The trials and adventures of characters in other games may resonate deeper, but there are few games that can bring their stories to life with this much impact.

Propagandhi – Live From Occupied Territory – Review

November 1, 2007

On July 19th, 2003, melodic thrash punk masters Propagandhi played a benefit show for Grassy Narrows First Nation Blockade in Winnipeg, killing it as usual over 17 songs of blood-boiling, spirit-rousing anthems.

Chuck Ragan – Feast or Famine – Review

November 1, 2007

Hot Water Music guitarist/vocalist Chuck Ragan went solo acoustic after the break up, now focusing 100% upon what made the albums riveting: The melodies.

A Plea For Mercy – Bleed The Hate – Review

October 19, 2007

This young band from Arkansas plods and soars, a seeming oxymoron, but if you were to cross-breed Evanescence and Drain STH, you might have A Plea For Mercy.

Ryan Ferguson – Only Trying to Help – Review

October 19, 2007

Acoustic chords rife with subtext and vocal lines that kill you with their details. Songs of deep affection and choruses equally addictive and slightly awkward.

Tristania – Illumination – Review

October 19, 2007

Rich male vocals, soaring, multi-layered female vocals, robust guitar thunder, some nice dark acoustic tinkering, and drums that thud or patter as needed.

The Fades – Review

October 19, 2007

While they may call apartments “flats,” they know what a garage is, and the type of rock to be played there.

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