My first encounter with Winterfylleth came via their 2012 album, The Threnody of Triumph. It was basically a two ships passing in the night...
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Sad news, ladies and gents. Following the release of Witch Mountain's new album, Mobile of Angels, vocalist Uta Plotkin will be leaving the band....
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Before you get into this review, if you've never heard Pallbearer before, go listen to their stunning debut Sorrow & Extinction. When you're done...
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The Great Sabatini are one of those bands that have existed on the fringes of my experience. No doubt I'm not alone in that...
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By this point learned metalheads shouldn't have to be told that Tombs are a top-shelf act. Their coming out party, 2011's Path of Totality,...
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Any metal fan worth their weight in salt should know the indelible mark Eyehategod has made on the scene since the 90s. They practically...
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Most often my atrocious memory is a curse. I forget things all the time. Especially about music I haven't heard in a while. It...
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Much of the time one's enjoyment of a particular band or album comes down to taste. Sometimes that taste is the bile rising in...
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One of the best things about my “job” as a metal writer is discovering new bands. Sometimes the bands themselves are new, and sometimes...
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I shouldn't have to waste time going over the events surrounding Behemoth frontman Adam “Nergal” Darski but I will anyway. Briefly. Between 2009's Evangelion...
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A number of things link the countries of Canada and Sweden (besides being my two favourite). Both have similar climates, Green elected officials, excellent...
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I can't say I wasn't expecting a challenge when approaching From All Purity, the newest from Chicago doom miscreants Indian. But I wasn't expecting...
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Kitchener, Ontario's Sierra have landed the coveted spot as the first release on the new label founded by members of Kylesa, Retro Futurist with...
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Best Metal Albums of 2013, by Matt Hinch 1. Clutch - Earth Rocker (Weathermaker) I'm unashamed of my total bias towards Clutch. Part of...
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