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ALBUM REVIEW: Venom Prison – Primeval
Far from a mere re-tread of the past, Venom Prison have made their early works not only flow well together, but sound just as exciting as their last two albums. Read More
Articles by Carlos Zelaya
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EP REVIEW: Bloodbather – Silence
The contents of ‘Silence’ show that they have the potential to be yet another great addition to the world of hardcore. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: DevilDriver – Dealing With Demons I
‘Dealing With Demons I’ shows that DevilDriver still remain one of the go-to bands if you want some no-nonsense groove metal that packs a punch. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: King Mothership – The Ritual
‘The Ritual’ has been well worth the wait, exceeding any expectations, and by the end you’re left wanting another King Mothership album. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Alpha Wolf – A Quiet Place To Die
‘A Quiet Place To Die’ should propel Alpha Wolf to greater heights, especially when the appetite for bands like them only seems to be growing, and they’ve clearly got plenty more to offer in the future. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Svalbard – When I Die, Will I Get Better?
Despite this record capturing the throes of despondency and frustration, Svalbard continue to provide hope that things can truly get better. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Jamie Lenman – King Of Clubs
As an artist, Jamie Lenman’s output still remains beyond the reach of many. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Deftones – Ohms
Deftones have astronomically high standards in the first place, but it just so happens that ‘Ohms’ sees them once again entering a new decade pulling one hell of a rabbit from out of the hat. Read More
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ALBUM REVIEW: Napalm Death – Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism
An album that is remarkably consistent and never lets up once, ‘Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism’ is one of many reminders why Napalm Death are one of the most important bands the UK has ever produced. Read More
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EP REVIEW: Ihsahn – Pharos
‘Pharos’ is another intriguing cornerstone in the musical journey of Ihsahn, and fans who’ve followed his three-decade long career will undoubtedly welcome this with open arms. Read More