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Even though they have already released five albums, black metallers Watain never released an official music video before. But that is about to end because today they debuted their first ever video for the track "Outlaw", taken from their latest album The Wild Hunt. You can satisfy your curiosity by watching the video below. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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In 2012, the mighty HammerFall announced they would be taking a break in 2013 to come back in full force in 2014. After releasing the live DVD Gates Of Dalhalla and being quiet for most of this year, there is a new sign of life. It has just been announced that the new and yet untitled studio album of HammerFall will be released in August 2014. There will also be a single, released on vinyl and digitally, upfront in June. They really plan ahead. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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Periphery have prepared a new release for next year called Clear. They are calling it their "new experimental recording" which represents the sum total of Periphery's achievements. Century Media Records has licensed Periphery's Clear for the world outside of North America, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. It will be out on January 27th, 2014 as a limited edition jewelcase and digital EP. Hear the first new sounds below. This is not the new album yet which the band is working on. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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After teasing with audio samples, power metallers Silent Force have unveiled the first full song off their new album. The song is called "Circle Of Trust" and the group made a video for it. Check out how their new vocalist Michael Bormann blends in as well as the other new members. (by Bad English) Read more ›› |
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Australian metallers Karnivool released their latest masterpiece Asymmetry this year. In November, they also released a new single called "Eidolon" from the album and now have shared the music video to accompany the track. It is a tale of a bride and a groom and supernatural powers directed by Chris Frey. You can watch the video right now and discover the band if you still haven't. Enjoy! (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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Death Angel just finished their headlining tour across North America and while I do like them a lot I have seen them tons of times over the years and therefor will concentrate on reviewing the "underdogs" of the tour package. (by D.T. Metal) Read more ›› |
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As the days get shorter and the air gets colder, this can only mean Damnation Festival is approaching once more. This year saw the ninth edition of the festival, and the biggest to date with Carcass leading the typically diverse line-up. Damnation Festival weekend is marked in everyone's calendar because of its tradition of bringing together the most eclectic collection of extreme bands and creating some great memories. As November rolls over again, it was time for people from across the country to make the journey to Leeds once more. (by Baz Anderson) Read more ›› |
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So what do some people do on rainy autumn Sunday evening? Read a book? Watch some television? Play the latest Grand Theft Auto on their favourite console? On one such Sunday evening in September quite a number of metalheads gathered in Tallinn to listen to some death metal. To quote Mr Tägtgren from that evening - "It's Sunday but who gives a f**k!" Wise words indeed, unless you fast forward 10 hours and a few beers too many later and find yourself not in the best of shapes for heading to work. But that's a whole other story, back to that Sunday evening. (by drynwhyl) Read more ›› |
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Sun Caged - Artemisia (2007)
Dark Progressive metallers Sun Caged are back with Artemisia, their second album - but is it really Sun Caged? A new vocalist, keyboardist, drummer and bassist have joined the ranks since the release of their last album in 2003 leaving only one founding member. Nonetheless, these guys have really found their groove and perform on this album like they've been writing and playing music together for a long time. The opening track Lyre's Harmony is energetically lovely and melancholy but...
(by Lyrinan) Read more ››
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8.2 | 19 votes
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Random trivia
Turisas
The name Turisas means a war god worshipped especially in the Häme -region in Finland before christianity. The name itself has several writing appearances depending on the source (Tursas, Turisas, Turilas and Turri) all meaning pretty much the same. The etymology of the word is somewhat complex: Tursas refers to mythological giants (as well as sea-creatures in modern Finnish language), Iku-Turso is a sea-monster from folk poetry, while Meri-Tursas appears in old spells as a breeder of disease. The name Turisas stands also pretty near to the Scandinavian, and better known, fellow-colleagues Týr and Thor. Also the þurs-giants in Edda poetry are remarkably close in pronounciation to Turisas.
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