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Album Review: Tine – A Winter Horrorscape
Album Review: Tine – A Winter Horrorscape Reviewed by Eric Clifford Ah, the one man band. There’s a few ways in which I blow hot […]
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Album Review: Crimson Butchery – Stalker
Album Review: Crimson Butchery – Stalker Reviewed by Eric Clifford It must have rather confused the Irish when the dead began rising from the grave […]
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Album Review: Hexrot – Formless Ruin of Oblivion
Album Review: Hexrot – Formless Ruin of Oblivion Reviewed by Eric Clifford I think that metalheads often underrate just how harsh our musical tastes can […]
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Album Review: Ash Magick – Rituals of Anathematic East
Album Review: Ash Magick – Rituals of Anathematic East Reviewed by Eric Clifford We’ve not done badly for black metal this year; the morbid spectre […]
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Album Review: Kratornas – God of The Tribes
Album Review: Kratornas – God of The Tribes Reviewed by Eric Clifford Kratornas present me with a bit of a dilemma. On the one hand, […]
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Album Review: Panzerchrist – Maleficium Part 2
Album Review: Panzerchrist – Maleficium Part 2 Reviewed by Eric Clifford Panzerchrist, now there’s a name for you. For me, they’re one of those heard-of-but-not-heard […]
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Album Review: Castrator – Coronation of the Grotesque
Album Review: Castrator – Coronation of the Grotesque Reviewed by Eric Clifford I’ve listened to enough blatantly misogynistic death metal albums over the years to […]
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Album Review: Babymetal – Metal Forth
Album Review: Babymetal – Metal Forth Reviewed by Eric Clifford There are times when I wonder if I’m qualified to opine on something, which is […]
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EP Review: Gam – Iron Gauntlet
EP Review: Gam – Iron Gauntlet Reviewed by Eric Clifford Let’s talk about two bands that I really like: black metal aristocracy Immortal and one-and-done death […]
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Album Review: Pulpit Vomit – Hospital Lens
Album Review: Pulpit Vomit – Hospital Lens Reviewed by Eric Clifford The world needs more grindcore, Lithe embodiment of violence, rage insulated and magnified through […]