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Album Review: Cybernetic Witch Cult – Absurdum Ad Nauseam
Album Review: Cybernetic Witch Cult – Absurdum Ad Nauseam Reviewed by Neil Bolton I was lucky enough to catch Cybernetic Witch Cult perform a head […]
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Album Review: Ashen Crown – Obsolescence
Album Review: Ashen Crown – Obsolescence Reviewed by Neil Brannagan-Fuller If you’d asked me in the early 1990’s what two places on this planet continuously […]
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Album Review: Jinjer – Macro
Album Review: Jinjer – Macro Reviewed by Carl Black There comes a time in a band career, if they are lucky enough, when they reach […]
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Album Review: Mass Worship – Mass Worship
Album Review: Mass Worship – Mass Worship Reviewed by Tim Finch Swedish outfit Mass Worship have been together little over a year, yet find themselves […]
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Album Review: Bad Wolves N.A.T.I.O.N.
Album Review: Bad Wolves – N.A.T.I.O.N. Reviewed by Tim Finch The sound of a guitar string being scratched echos through your speakers, the frequency of […]
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Album Review: Fit For An Autopsy – The Sea Of Tragic Beasts
Album Review: Fit For An Autopsy – The Sea Of Tragic Beasts Reviewed by Deegan Armitage I have always been a fan of deathcore, despite […]
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Album Review: Cradle of Filth – Cruelty And The Beast (Remastered)
Album Review: Cradle of Filth – Cruelty And The Beast (Remastered) Reviewed by Dan Barnes Back in the 1990s Cradle of Filth were as dangerous […]
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Album Review: Alcest – Spiritual Instinct
Album Review: Alcest – Spiritual Instinct Reviewed by Robbie Maguire There are a handful of bands around at the moment that upon the release of […]
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Album Review: Metalite – Biomechanicals
Album Review: Metalite – Biomechanicals Reviewed by Jon Wigg Swedish melodic metal band Metalite present their second album, Biomechanicals. This album has a very pop-metal […]
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Album Review: Phil Campbell – Old Lions Still Roar
Album Review: Phil Campbell – Old Lions Still Roar Reviewed by Carl Black Phil Campbell plays rock and roll. He has done for many years […]