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Trassar Band’s Triumphant Return: Reviving Thrash Metal Legacy
Trassar, the Icelandic thrash metal band, made a triumphant return after 14 years of silence, releasing their long-awaited album “Amen” in 2005. Despite forming in 1987 and gaining a strong following in the late ’80s and early ’90s, the band never managed to produce an album until now. Guitarist Rúnar Þórarinsson, one of the band’s…
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Fierce Competition Unfolds for Wacken 2022 Metal Showcase
In the realm of Australian metal music, a fierce competition is brewing as bands gear up to battle it out for a coveted spot at Wacken 2022. This opportunity, orchestrated by local heavy promoter Destroy All Lines, offers a gateway for one talented Aussie band to showcase their live prowess on an international stage. The…
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Cavalera Conspiracy Revitalizes Metal Classic ‘Schizophrenia’ with Modern Twist
The metal band Cavalera Conspiracy, led by the iconic brothers Max and Iggor Cavalera, is on a mission to reignite the raw energy and intensity of their earlier works. Following the success of their re-recordings of Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation, the duo is now revisiting their groundbreaking album Schizophrenia. Roots, Karma, Chaos – Mein…
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NERVOSA Thrash Metal Band: Unapologetic, Electrifying, and Authentic
NERVOSA, an all-female thrash metal band hailing from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, recently caught up with Natalie Perez of Natalie’s World for an insightful Skype interview. The band’s bassist/vocalist, Fernanda Lira, delved into their debut album, “Victim Of Yourself,” which made its way to North America through Napalm Records on March 11. The album, characterized…
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Max Cavalera Honors Sepultura Legacy Through Musical Evolution
Former Sepultura members Max Cavalera and his brother Igor are honoring the band’s legacy in their own way, embarking on a “Third World” trilogy tour to revisit and rework three of the band’s early albums. In a recent interview, Max shared his thoughts on Sepultura’s farewell tour, emphasizing that he and Igor are on their…
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Metal Community Mourns Marcin ‘Valeo’ Walenczykowski, Guitarist Extraordinaire
The music world mourns the loss of Marcin ‘Valeo’ Walenczykowski, the talented guitarist known for his contributions to bands like Vesania, Sammath Naur, Mortis Dei, and Rootwater. Walenczykowski, a prominent figure in Poland’s extreme metal scene, passed away on February 1, leaving behind a legacy of powerful music and profound impact on those who knew…
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Bulletbelt: Metal Trailblazers Set to Release ‘Burn It Up
Bulletbelt, a metal band hailing from Wellington, New Zealand, has carved a unique path in the music industry, distinguishing themselves as innovators in a sea of imitators. Since their formation in 2009, the band has showcased their prowess through nationwide tours and electrifying live performances, sharing stages with renowned international acts like Goatwhore and The…
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Review: Mavorim’s Axis Mundi Balances Brilliance and Challenges
Mavorim, a one-man black metal band, has released its third full-length album, Axis Mundi. The solo nature of the project allows the sole member, known as “P.,” to fully express his musical vision without compromise. This album, spanning sixty-six minutes, delves into a genre that blends elements of post-wave black metal, drawing inspiration from various…
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Retromorphosis Unveils Debut Album ‘Psalmus Mortis’ in Tech Death Scene
Retromorphosis, a band formed by former members of Spawn of Possession, has emerged onto the death metal scene with their debut album, Psalmus Mortis. Spawn of Possession, a highly respected tech death band from Sweden, disbanded in 2017, leaving a void that Retromorphosis aims to fill. The new band features Dennis Röndum, Jonas Bryssling, Erlend…
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Fernanda Lira of Crypta: Leading Women in Metal Rise
On a recent episode of “She’s with the Band,” host Tori Kravitz engaged in a captivating conversation with Fernanda Lira, the frontwoman of Crypta, a prominent name in the realm of death metal music. This marked a significant milestone as it was the first time the podcast had a round two session with a guest.…
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October 2023 Metal Releases: Defiance and Resilience Unleashed
Mining Metal: The underground metal scene continues to produce a plethora of noteworthy releases, with bands like Afterbirth, Auriferous Flame, Dream Unending/Worm, and Ὁπλίτης making waves in October 2023. This monthly column, curated by Heavy Consequence writers Langdon Hickman and Colin Dempsey, shines a spotlight on emerging music from small labels and unsigned artists. Halloween…
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Fossilization Unleashes Debut Album ‘Leprous Daylight’ in Metal Scene
Fossilization, a Brazilian metal band, recently released their debut full-length album, “Leprous Daylight,” which has garnered attention in the death metal scene. The duo behind Fossilization, V and P, known for their work in Jupiterian, have crafted an album that blends elements of death metal with doom influences, creating a sound that resonates with fans…
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Black Rheno’s Bad Ass Tour: Heavy Metal Extravaganza Across Australia
Black Rheno is gearing up for their highly anticipated Bad Ass Tour, set to kick off in a few weeks across the East Coast of Australia throughout August. The tour promises a lineup of intense performances at various venues, including both major cities and lesser-known regional spots. With a roster of local heavy bands joining…
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Hell Fire, Tanith, and Haunt Unite for Metal Spectacle
Bay Area metal quartet Hell Fire, founded in 2010 by guitarist Tony Campos and bassist Herman Bandala, evolved from covering Iron Maiden and Metallica to crafting original tunes, leading to the release of their debut album Metal Masses in 2016. Their second album, Free Again, showcased refined songwriting and arrangements, propelling them to sign with…
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Cavalera Announces Landmark Australian Tour with Algor Mortis
In the realm of heavy metal, the name Cavalera is synonymous with a rich history of musical aggression that dates back to 1984 when Sepultura emerged from Brazil. Max and Iggor Cavalera, pivotal figures in the heavy metal scene, have embarked on a journey revisiting their early releases, Morbid Visions, Bestial Devastation, and Schizophrenia, infusing…
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Umbra Vitae’s ‘Light of Death’: Evolving Metal Sound Unleashed
Umbra Vitae, the metal supergroup featuring members of Converge and The Red Chord, released their debut album, Shadow of Life, in 2020 as a homage to classic death metal bands. However, their latest offering, Light of Death, takes a different direction, showcasing the band’s unique sound and individual strengths. Vocalist Jacob Bannon’s intense delivery, reminiscent…
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EUPHOBIA Unveils Thunderous Debut with ‘INSOMNIA’ Music Video
EUPHOBIA, a new black metal band, made a thunderous entry onto the music scene in June with their striking black and white visuals. The band, comprising five members and self-described as “Black Metal/Blackened Deathcore,” quickly followed their debut with the release of their first single and music video titled “INSOMNIA” on June 21. Metal Stainless…
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Five Finger Death Punch Re-records Hits Following Taylor Swift’s Lead
Five Finger Death Punch, a renowned metal band, is making waves in the industry by following in the footsteps of pop superstar Taylor Swift. Inspired by Swift’s bold move to reclaim ownership of her music, the band has decided to re-record their earlier tracks that were sold off by their former label. Metal Stainless Steel…
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Church of Misery Releases Seventh Album, ‘Born Under A Mad Sign
Church of Misery, the legendary Japanese doom metal band, has released their seventh album, “Born Under A Mad Sign,” showcasing their unwavering commitment to Sabbathian riffs and dark subject matter. With almost three decades in the music scene and a revolving door of band members, bassist Tatsu Mikami remains the driving force behind the band’s…
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Cathedral’s Album Ranking: From Worst to Genre-Defining Masterpiece
Cathedral, the legendary doom metal band, has left an indelible mark on the metal scene with their grand scale music. Ranking their albums from worst to best proves to be a challenging task due to the band’s diverse sounds across their discography. Despite this, even their “worst” album surpasses the quality of many bands’ best…