Tag: metal
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I loved and still love the first album by Sweden’s Bombus, The Poet and The Parrot. To my ears, it was an instant classic. A mix of old school thrash, modern metal, AC/DC and Motorhead, all thrown together in a pot that produced a spectacular soup. Well, now they’re back with album number three — their…
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February 16th Canadian metal legends Anvil will release their new album, Anvil is Anvil, via Steamhammer Records. Today they’ve just released the lyric video for the lead single “Die For A Lie” and, as usual, they kick some fucking ass. But they’ve been at it since the late 70’s so we would certainly hope that…
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Bombus is back, motherfuckers! OK, so, maybe that’s a bit too dramatic, but you’ll feel like using some exclamation points yourself after you listen to the band’s contagious new track “Deadweight,” which hails from their new album Repeat Until Death, which is due out via Century Media Records on February 26th, 2016.
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Dystopia is album number 15 for Megadeth, the band that refuses to die, which I mean in a positive way. If you read the Wiki pages for the band and this album, Dave Mustaine and company faced some serious hardships while writing and making it. It would have been easy for Mustaine to take a…
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The name Conrad Keely might not ring a bell, but I’m sure you’ve heard his band’s especially unique name once or twice: …And You Will Know Us By The Trail of Dead. The band started off in Texas in 1995 and then proceeded to more or less tour non-stop for the twenty years that followed.…
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“Horns” is one of the best songs from Children of Bodom’s most recent album, I Worship Chaos, which is easily one of last year’s best metal records.
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by Michael McCarthy As some of you may recall, I published a heavy metal zine back in the ’90s before I started writing for actual magazines like LiveWire and Lollipop (rest in peace x2). It was called ANT, The Only Cool Magazine That Bites. (Weird title, but, hey, people remembered it.) I’m bringing this up…
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If you’re a metalhead who appreciates classical music, look no further than Exmortus and their fantastic new album Ride Forth, their second for the Prosthetic label. The Whittier, California-based band blends elaborate, classical-influenced guitar solos with double bass thrash drums, often proggy bass guitar and death metal vocals for a sound that is unique and…
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All of Ghost’s songs are melodic, but this one is perhaps the most melodious of them all with Papa’s warm and inviting, Satanic vocals… Catchy stuff!