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Deicide – In The Minds of Evil – Review

January 10, 2014

“In The Minds of Evil” is heavy as hell, but it’s got groove and craft as well. This is how death metal is done.

The Marmozets – Review

January 9, 2014

This clunkily-named band has angsty roar, belted-out melodies, and some tenderness, slathered atop powerpop riffery and stick-twirling drumming.

Matt Pryor – Wrist Slitter – Review

January 8, 2014

The Get-Up Kids got less terrible with every release, as the cute college girls I assigned to review them for the magazine often noted.

Death Angel – The Dream Calls for Blood – Review

January 7, 2014

This is straight-up bloody meat thrown to ravenous thrash fans – prototypical thrash that is equal parts Slayer and Megadeth.

Dream Theater – Review

January 6, 2014

It’s great to report that “Along for the Ride” from their 2013 self-titled record is along the lines of Dream Theater’s classic early work.

Red Fang – Whales and Leeches – Review

January 3, 2014

Portland, Oregon stoner rock crew turned heads with their eclectic 2011 release, Murder the Mountains, but things may have gone off the tracks since then.

Boardwalk – Review

January 2, 2014

Pleasant, predictable, and mesmerizing. Breathy, gauzy female vocals, and a hipster dude handling the deeply-reverbed guitars, and a drum machine set on snooze.

Twilight of the Gods – Fire on the Mountain – Review

January 1, 2014

This talented bunch quickly grew beyond the initial concept to play classic, galloping, mall-strutting ’80s metal.

Blitzen Trapper – VII – Review

December 31, 2013

Seventh full-length. And the music, heard here on “Ever Loved Once,” is just as straightforward and unpretentious, with a confident alt.country swagger.

Propagandhi – How to Clean Everything – Review

December 30, 2013

Deluxe reissue of Propagandhi’s classic 1993 debut. Remastered, featuring the full album, three outtakes, and the four-song HTCE demo.

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