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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.

The Pigeon Detectives – We Met At Sea – Review

August 8, 2013

This Leeds band are known for their active live shows, and We Met At Sea is touted (by the band) as an unpredictable offering, more natural and plugged in.

Deviant UK – Very Bad Things – Review

August 7, 2013

13 tracks and 3 remixes exclusive to this WWII release, and the download includes eight additional remixes not even listed. Whew!

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.

Inter Arma – Sky Burial – Review

August 6, 2013

It takes a few minutes for Inter Arma to be satisfied with the doom-drenched plod before adding additional elements, like a faint roar in the distance.

Lovelorn Dolls – The House of Wonders – Review

August 5, 2013

Debut full-length from this Belgian duo, Ladyhell and Corpus Christi. They love Evanescence, Garbage, and Lacuna Coil and it shows.

Fossil Collective – Tell Where I Lie – Review

August 5, 2013

This UK duo aim to strip it bare and focus on the songwriting of their childhood heroes (Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, Simon & Garfunkel, Crosby, Stills and Nash).

Front Line Assembly – Echogenetic – Review

August 2, 2013

Echogenetic marks a return to Front Line Assembly’s earlier all-synth phase, losing the industrial metal sound that had become a huge part of their sound.

Spiritual Beggars – Earth Blues – Review

August 2, 2013

Michael Amott’s (Arch Enemy, ex-Carcass) retro rock project fights back from losing members and getting lost in the shuffle of fine bands flooding the genre.

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