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The Razor’s Edge Staff Picks: Best Albums of 2020… So Far
The Razor’s Edge Staff Picks: Best Albums of 2020… So Far Well, 2020 has been a bit different… just when you thought it couldn’t get […]
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Album Review: Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin – Stygian Bough Volume 1
Album Review: Bell Witch and Aerial Ruin – Stygian Bough Volume 1 Reviewed by Robbie Maguire It’s only natural for there to be certain sub […]
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Album Review: Feuerschwanz – Das elfte Gebot
Album Review: Feuerschwanz – Das elfte Gebot Reviewed by Jon Wigg German medieval metal. Who knew? Sounding like what you would get if you crossed […]
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Album Review: Savage Blood – Downfall
Album Review: Savage Blood – Downfall Reviewed by Gareth Pugh Savage Blood are a 5-piece band from Osnabrück, a city in the state of Lower […]
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Album Review: Power Trip – Live In Seattle
Album Review: Power Trip – Live In Seattle Reviewed by Neil Bolton Power Trip are now an established name in our world, and to be […]
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Album Review: Enterprise Earth – Foundation Of Bones
Album Review: Enterprise Earth – Foundation Of Bones Reviewed by Paul Hutchings I’ll admit I’d never heard of Enterprise Earth before ‘Foundation of Bones’ arrived […]
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Album Review: Dead Posey – Malfunction
Album Review: Dead Posey – Malfunction Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Fancy something a bit different? Let me introduce you to Californian duo Dead Posey, comprising […]
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Album Review: Thirteen Stars – Finest Ramshackle Jam
Album Review: Thirteen Stars – Finest Ramshackle Jam Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Thirteen Stars are a Southern Rock band from the West Coast of Cumbria. […]
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Album Review: Atavist – III:Absolution
Album Review: Atavist – III:Absolution Reviewed by Paul Hutchings Over ten years on hiatus, Atavist regrouped in 2017 and now return with their third full-length […]
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Album Review: Cro-Mags – In The Beginning
Album Review: Cro-Mags – In The Beginning Reviewed by Dan Barnes Hallelujah – at last, something to rejoice in 2020 – for, after twenty-years without […]