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Black Tusk’s ‘Pillars of Ash’: Tribute to Fallen Bandmate
Black Tusk, the Savannah sludge metal band, released their album “Pillars of Ash” as a tribute to their co-founding bassist and vocalist Jonathan Athon, who tragically passed away. Athon’s tracks were completed before his death, allowing his bandmates to finish the album, making it their strongest record yet. The album retains the swampy, sludgy sound…
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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…
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Down Metal Supergroup Set for Highly Anticipated Album Return
Down, the New Orleans-based sludge metal supergroup, is set to release a new album next year, marking a significant return after a long hiatus. Despite individual commitments to other renowned bands like Pantera, Eyehategod, and Crowbar, the members of Down have managed to reunite for this highly anticipated project. Corrosion Of Conformity | $47.92 It…
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Red Fang’s ‘Only Ghosts’ Album Showcases Evolution in Metal
Red Fang, the Portland riffmongers, have maintained their thunderous sound in their album “Only Ghosts.” Their music resonates with a blend of Motörhead’s raw energy and Mastodon’s ingenuity, creating a powerful sonic experience. While their style may not be groundbreaking, “Only Ghosts” reveals a more adventurous side to the band. Red Fang | $33.95 The…
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Extreme Metal Lyrics: Pushing Boundaries of Acceptability
Metal music has always been associated with dark and intense themes, with bands like Black Sabbath, Metallica, and Pantera delving into feelings of isolation and despair. However, in the realm of extreme metal, the lyrical content can take a much more disturbing turn. Themes of cannibalism, rape, self-mutilation, and other forms of depravity have found…
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Carnifex Unveils ‘Graveside Confessions’ Album: A Dark Musical Journey
Carnifex, a prominent metal band, is set to release their latest album, “Graveside Confessions,” on September 3rd through Nuclear Blast Records. The album comprises fifteen tracks, each representing a graveside confession from a tormented soul on the brink of crossing over to the afterlife. This thematic approach adds depth to the music, exploring a range…
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Nervosa Unveils Intense Music Video ‘Smashing Heads’ Amid Lineup Changes
Thrash metal band Nervosa recently unveiled their latest music video for the fierce single “Smashing Heads.” This release comes hot on the heels of their well-received fifth studio album, “Jailbreak.” Known for their intense guitar work, powerful vocals, and relentless drumming, Nervosa continues to captivate fans with their signature sound. Metal Bands for Apple Watch…
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Cattle Decapitation Bassist Oliver Pinard Departs, Joins Cryptopsy
In recent news from the metal music scene, Cattle Decapitation’s bassist, Oliver Pinard, made a surprising announcement of his departure from the band. Pinard revealed his decision to shift his focus towards Cryptopsy and his personal life, marking the end of his tenure with Cattle Decapitation. Cattle Decapitation Flesh Peddler T-Shirt | $39.23 Pinard’s journey…
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DECAPITATED Unleashes Raw Performance Videos Ahead of ‘Nihility’ Tour
Polish extreme metal veterans DECAPITATED have thrilled fans across North America with the release of two new performance videos, setting the stage for their upcoming “Nihility” tour. The videos, showcasing the tracks “Names” and “Eternity Too Short”, were filmed live from the band’s rehearsal room, offering a raw and intense preview of what’s to come…
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Cryptopsy Teases New Album After Instagram Purge
Canadian death metal band Cryptopsy has been hinting at the possibility of a new album, sparking excitement among fans. The band recently cleared their Instagram account, leaving followers speculating about what might be in store. This move comes after Cryptopsy’s signing with Season of Mist in 2024, where they reissued their EPs, The Book Of…
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Nile’s ‘The Underworld Awaits Us All’: Metal Scene Impact
2024 has been a remarkable year for metal music, witnessing the release of impactful albums from both established and emerging bands. Amidst this musical landscape, the return of Nile with their latest album, “The Underworld Awaits Us All,” stands out as a significant event. After a five-year hiatus, Nile’s distinct style is back, poised to…
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Chroma 63 Festival Ignites Iowa’s Thriving Metal Music Scene
The inaugural Chroma 63 Midwest Art & Sound Festival in Waterloo was a resounding success, drawing in crowds of all ages to witness a diverse lineup of musical acts. One standout performance came from the hometown thrash metal band Guilty Of Treason, igniting mosh pits and showcasing the vibrant local music scene. Steezrd 3 Pack…
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Helloween’s ‘Giants & Monsters’ Album Redefines Metal Music Scene
Helloween, the legendary German metal band, is set to release their highly anticipated album “Giants & Monsters” on August 29th. Following their chart-topping 2021 self-titled album, this new release is described as their most diverse and dynamic yet. Produced at the renowned Wisseloord Studios in the Netherlands, the album is poised to solidify Helloween’s position…
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Pridian’s ‘Venetian Dark’ Album Shines in Estonian Metal Scene
Estonian metalcore band Pridian recently made waves with the release of their debut album “Venetian Dark” through Century Media Records. This achievement was a significant milestone for the band, considering the rarity of Estonian metal acts securing deals with major labels. To delve deeper into this success and explore the Estonian metal scene, we caught…
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Marduk Guitarist Reveals Surprising Persona Beyond Black Metal Stereotypes
Chicago Reader recently had a candid chat with Marduk, the iconic Swedish black metal band, ahead of their performance at Reggie’s. The band’s guitarist, Morgan Steinmeyer Hakansson, appeared surprisingly friendly and approachable offstage, a stark contrast to the intense persona often associated with black metal musicians. Memento Mori | $35.56 Reflecting on their first major…
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Watain’s Seventh Album: The Agony and Ecstasy Unveiled
Swedish black metal band Watain has unveiled their seventh album, The Agony and Ecstasy of Watain, showcasing a blend of tradition and innovation in the genre. Vocalist Erik Danielsson delves into the album’s concept, emphasizing the band’s exploration of emotional extremes synonymous with black metal’s essence. Metal Bands intended for YAMAY SW023 SW021 SW020 Watch…
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Malevolence’s ‘Where Only The Truth Is Spoken’ Redefines Metal
Malevolence, the British metal band, has solidified its place in the heavy music scene with the release of their fourth album, “Where Only The Truth Is Spoken.” The band’s relentless approach to creating music has garnered them a reputation for delivering sonic savagery over their 15-year career. With this latest album, Malevolence proves that they…
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Behemoth Unveils 13th Album ‘The Sh*t Ov God’ Details
Behemoth, the iconic Polish black metal band, has stirred excitement among fans with the announcement of their upcoming 13th album, boldly titled “The Sh*t Ov God.” The band’s frontman, Nergal, explains that the provocative title reflects their unapologetic and daring approach to their music. Opvs Contra Natvram (LP) | $64.98 The release of “The Sh*t…
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Satyricon’s Latest Album Fails to Capture Past Glory
Satyricon, a band with a rich history in Norwegian black metal, has left a significant mark on the genre with classic albums like Dark Medieval Times and Nemesis Divina. Despite their legacy, their self-titled LP fails to live up to past glories. The album falls short in delivering the energy and conviction expected from a…
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Sinsaenum Pays Tribute to Joey Jordison with ‘In Devastation’ Album
Sinsaenum, the death metal supergroup that once included the late Slipknot drummer Joey Jordison, has made a triumphant return to the music scene. Comprised of members from renowned bands like Kreator and Mayhem, Sinsaenum is gearing up to release their first studio album in seven years, titled “In Devastation,” as a tribute to Jordison and…