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Amon Amarth – Deceiver of the Gods – Review

July 26, 2013

Amon Amarth churn out solid album after solid album because they can replicate their style and excellent writing every time without sounding stale or tired.

Hypocrisy – End of Disclosure – Review

July 26, 2013

Never content to simply rely on heaviness to carry their death metal sound, the pros in Hypocrisy have always known it’s about the song above all.

Shai Hulud – Reach Beyond the Sun – Review

July 25, 2013

Shai Hulud (named after the sandworms in Dune) have been cranking out their awesome metal/hardcore hybrid for nearly 20 years, and they do their name proud.

Suffocation – Pinnacle Of Bedlam – Review

July 24, 2013

The title of their seventh full-length, Pinnacle of Bedlam, talks a good game, and without fail, they deliver on that swagger.

Nightfall – Cassiopeia – Review

July 23, 2013

Mediterranean metallers Nightfall continue to push their brand of accessible black metal. One would be hard pressed to consider them strict black metal nowadays.

Lightning Swords of Death – Baphometic Chaosium – Review

July 22, 2013

Baphometic Chaosium, the follow up to 2010’s The Extra Dimensional Wound, is just as harsh and unforgiving as we’d expect from Autrach and Roskva.

Drug Church – Paul Walker – Review

July 19, 2013

Paul Walker maintains a bleak outlook, but it incorporates grooves into its punk assault in the tradition of Helmet, Quicksand, and The Bronx.

Time and Eternity – Review

July 19, 2013

Time and Eternity wins early points for its striking anime art style and its intriguing premise, but the story collapses under the weight of insipid dialogue.

Hotline Miami – Review

July 5, 2013

Last year’s bloody indie sensation Hotline Miami has come to the Vita, and it’s a great fit.

Low – The Invisible Way – Review

July 5, 2013

Sparse yet majestic, thoughtful yet moving (slowly, of course), finding sparkling interest in the otherwise sprawling spaces.

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