Album Reviews
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Apocalyptica – Shadowmaker
Apocalyptica might still be mostly known for their early years Metallica covers, especially in this part of the world. The fact is though that their catalogue is so extensive and diverse that I really urge people to not just...
- Posted 11 years ago
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In Hearts Wake – Skydancer
Post-hardcore is pretty much the ivy of the metal world; it permeates every crack and orifice it comes across, and no matter how hard you to try to stem the tide, it continues tenaciously grasping to existence. And really,...
- Posted 11 years ago
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Arcane – Known/Learned
Crowd funding is a touchy subject when it comes to music. Obviously many bands in the metal scene often cannot sustain themselves from deals within record companies and must maintain grueling touring schedules to keep their heads above water....
- Posted 11 years ago
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Hybrid Nightmares – The Second Age
I see now. The First Age achieved a sense of being on the verge of coming together musically, to create something new. It also hinted at a story. I love a good story so, if you will, let me...
- Posted 11 years ago
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King Parrot – Dead Set
The anticipation around the new King Parrot album has been palpable. Is just a few short years, these guys have built a reputation of not only delivering ferocious songs, but insanely entertaining and ferocious live shows and brilliant films...
- Posted 11 years ago
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As Paradise Falls – Save Yourself
Australia, in my opinion, is one of the very few countries that are a breeding ground for curb stomping, unrelenting, fist-pumping deathcore. Honestly, there are very few other regional scenes that create “good” deathcore. Bands like Thy Art Is...
- Posted 11 years ago
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Dire Wolf – Tooth & Nail
In a strange and twisted world where “core” is a dirty suffix, it’s refreshing to see there are still numerous attempts at redeeming the terms “metalcore” and “hardcore.” Enter Dire Wolf’s EP Tooth & Nail, which was dropped a...
- Posted 11 years ago
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Theories – Regression
Death grind is one of those genres in which fusion is done right, kind of like Gogeta. Instead of taking the mediocre aspects of the two genres and milking them for commercial success like most generic deathcore bands, death...
- Posted 11 years ago
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Space Bong – In Doom We Crust
It has been six long years since Adelaide’s Space Bong released what is possibly one of the finest pieces of Australian doom, their debut full length The Death of Utopia. This year, finally, after “many years of rehab, isolation...
- Posted 11 years ago
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George Kollias – Invictus
I’ll be honest; I was super hyped for this album. I came into this feeling about as giddy as a pre-teen freckled redhead with braces at a one second of direction concert (did I say that right?). George Kollias...
- Posted 11 years ago
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