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Album Review: Burning Witches – Wings of Steel
Album Review: Burning Witches – Wings of Steel Reviewed by Neil Bolton Burning Witches second album ‘Hexenhammer’ is a regular on my favourite playlist so […]
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Album Review: Cattle Decapitation – Death Atlas
Album Review: Cattle Decapitation – Death Atlas Reviewed by Tim Finch Cattle Decapitation are not ones to shy aware from hard hitting subjects, in the […]
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Album Review: Green Lung – Free The Witch
Album Review: Green Lung – Free The Witch Reviewed by Deegan Armitage Lets face it, if it wasn’t for Black Sabbath there would be no […]
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Album Review: Taraban – How The East Was Lost
Album Review: Taraban – How The East Was Lost Reviewed by Robbie Maguire The term or label ‘Psychedelic Rock’ can encompass all manner of styles […]
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Album Review: Blood Incantation – Hidden History of the Human Race
Album Review: Blood Incantation – Hidden History of the Human Race Reviewed by Tim Finch There are not many bands that fall into the realms […]
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Album Review: Offensive – Inhabitants Of Purgatory
Album Review: Offensive – Inhabitants of Purgatory Reviewed by Carl Black Have you ever bought an album that totally describes the content inside? Death? Vio-lance? Goatwhore? […]
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Album Review: Haunted Horses – Dead Meat
Album Review: Haunted Horses – Dead Meat Reviewed by Dan Barnes Hailing from Seattle, Washington, Haunted Horses is an industrial punk/noise rock/experimental duo comprising of […]
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Album Review: A Horse Called War – Good For Glue (And Nothing Else)
Album Review: A Horse Called War – Good For Glue (And Nothing Else) Reviewed by Carl Black Those of us who have never been in […]
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Album Review: Timeworn – Leave The Soul For Now
Album Review: Timeworn – Leave The Soul For Now Reviewed by Neil Bolton “Man that’s an album cover!” The artwork for Timeworn’s third album is […]
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Album Review: Black Talon – Existential
Album Review: Black Talon – Existential Reviewed by Neil Brannagan-Fuller The Scottish scene is a resilient and ever flowing beast, with a whole host of […]