Review: Statiqbloom – Beneath The Whelm
With their 2019 album barely cold in the ground, Brooklyn post-industrial duo Statiqbloom are back with a follow-up just halfway through 2020.
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You Can’t Kill Me: Conjurer Special
This is You Can’t Kill Me, the podcast that talks about every Slipknot song one by one. Usually.
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Review: Trivium – What The Dead Men Say
Metal needs Trivium. For all the hybrids and subgenres that keep our scene vibrant and progressive, it’s imperative that the bands who walk a more traditional path do so with quality.
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Review: Milk Teeth – Milk Teeth
Milk Teeth have become an important band for me for reasons musical and otherwise. So I’m always inclined to root for them and never more so than on the release of their second album.
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Ride The Lightning: Metallica and the sound of Sweet Silence
By the time they arrived in Copenhagen in February 1984 Metallica were established as thrash metal pioneers.
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Review: Code Orange – Underneath
In February 2018 Code Orange released a single as part of a series put together by Adult Swim.
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Review: Then Comes Silence – Machine
In some ways the original gothic rock scene couldn’t have happened anywhere other than right here in the United Kingdom.
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Review: Loathe – I Let It In And It Took Everything
“Someone’s been listening to Deftones!” Yes, someone has. Someone’s been listening to Gore in particular.
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Revisiting Blackened Sky by Biffy Clyro
They say there are two types of Biffy Clyro fan. Old and new. Before and after. Pre and post.
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Chris Nee’s Albums Of The Year 2019: 10 to 1
Scraping in on three wheels before New Year arrives, we have revealed our Albums Of The Year.
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Chris Nee’s Albums Of The Year 2019: 20 to 11
2019 is at an end so our Albums Of The Year extravaganza continues.
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Review: Procédures Mystiques by Fox Medicine
“Black Sabbath with J-Pop vocals.” These are the words of Toshi Kasai, the producer of the new album by Portland two-piece Fox Medicine.
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