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AHAB: Live Prey
Few bands can claim the creation of a sub-genre that is band specific. Germany’s AHAB is one of those bands. The band’s creation is known as Nautic Funeral Doom. The band pulls their musical and […]
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Beyond the Black: “Hørizøns”
Beyond the Black, the symphonic metal band from Mannheim Germany is releasing their fourth full-length album, “Hørizøns” on June 19th. “Hørizøns” is the band’s second album to be released through Napalm Records and is a […]
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Smackbound:20/20
It could be time to declare 2020 as a total disaster. Life is changing, unfolding in ways we never would have expected. That being said there are some bright spots in 2020 and one of […]
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Magnus Karlsson’s Freefall: We Are The Night.
From Sweden, the land where Vikings reign, comes one of the best albums of 2020. Magnus Karlsson’s Freefall, We Are the Night is set to hit the streets on June 12, 2020. Magnus has a […]
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CURRENTS: The Way it Ends
BY: Stephanie Stevens The line between brutally aggressive and melodically emotional is what makes Connecticut based CURRENTS standout. The band’s second full-length release The Way it Ends hits streets on June 5, 2020. They have grown in […]
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Witchcraft: Black Metal
When we conjure up ideas of what metal should look and sound like in our minds, we usually envision the leather and screaming guitars, imagery that has classically been associated with metal. Doom metal has […]
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Trapt: Shadow Work
The California rock band, Trapt has been a band for over two decades, has released over 20 singles, and had their debut album go platinum. Hankering to release another successful album, they are now releasing […]
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Sorcerer: Lamenting of the Innocent
Swedish Epic Doom Metal Band Sorcerer is back in 2020 with its latest release, Lamenting of the Innocent. Sorcerer has been making albums since 1989 although they disbanded from 1992-2010. Since they reformed, they have […]
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Axel Rudy Pell: Sign of the Times
Axel Rudy Pell is back again in 2020 with his 18th studio album in 31 years of shredding the guitar. His name may be familiar for his work in the 1980s with the band Steeler, […]
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Havok: “V”
Back in the 1980s, bands like Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer seemed to dominate the metal scene. Thrash metal defined heavy music until grunge and alternative started gaining popularity a decade later. Now, it’s hard to […]