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Satanic Slaughter – Banished to the Underworld – Review

July 2, 2003

Snarling production, fast-paced drumming, and a mix of flutter-picked black shred and “catchy” thrash riffs make Satanic Slaughter a feast of metal mayhem.

Nifelheim – Servants of Darkness – Review

February 22, 2002

Metalion from Slayer Mag says “Sick music for sick people! HAIL HAIL HAIL! BANG YOUR HEAD FOR SATAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” That’s 20 !s, for those keeping score.

Ebony Tears – A Handful of Nothing – Review

January 1, 2000

Y’know that threat of wiping a smile off someone’s face? Well, Ebony Tears took most of my face with it. Brutal Swedish death metal.

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