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WiV Entertainment and Metal Storm are proud to present you with a Night of the Prog VIII ticket giveaway. Two of our lucky readers will get a FREE 2-day festival pass! Two other festival attendees (yes, sorry, that's the condition) can win either a festival T-shirt or a cap. All of the prizes will be claimed at the festival. Start making your travel arrangements and hope you are lucky! (by Ivor) Read more ›› |
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As the anticipation builds and curiosity rises for Amon Amarth's new release Deceiver Of The Gods, the Swedes reveal a little more about it. Today we have a track by track preview of the album. You can watch the clip which includes snippets of each of the album's ten tracks below and tells us what you think about it and what are your expectations for the follow-up to Surtur Rising. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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Savannah sludge metallers Kylesa have presented us today with a brand new video. But this is not your typical performance video, it is an animated video for the lead single "Unspoken" from their most recent output Ultraviolet, which is still fresh on our minds. Directed by Brodie Rush and with art by Tyson Schroeder, enter the universe of Kylesa through the video below. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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With just a few days before its release, Austrian metallers Edenbridge have unveiled today another preview of their upcoming eighth studio album The Bonding. You can listen to some new tunes on the clip available below. It is just a tease but at least you get to listen to snippets from some other songs. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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Death metal force Grave released the album Endless Procession Of Souls last year but are already preparing and recording a new release. The Swedish veterans have unveiled the tracklist for the upcoming EP which will be called Morbid Ascent. It will also include a cover of Satyricon's "Possessed". According to the band, "this will melt your face off in brutality and extremity". That is what we want. (by Bad English) Read more ›› |
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Summer festival season is already upon us. Which means there are loads of events to choose from, at least for those of us who happen to be around in Europe. Some are better, some are worse, some have longer traditions than the others, and some are more specialised than the others. So, if you are like me, heavily biased as far as prog is concerned, let me suggest you The Festival to be at this summer: Night of the Prog VIII. (by Ivor) Read more ›› |
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Is independent, unsigned, and underground metal what you seek? Weary traveler of the metal world, rest here a while. Clandestine Cuts are the best demos and EPs from these bands, the heart and soul of metal music. These musicians are slaves to their passions, and their blood keeps the metal machine alive and turning. Support them with a simple listen, and discover the future. This month here music from: The Mascaron, Deception, The Lumberjack Feedback, Graveflowers, Robot Monkey Arm, and Sons Of Lioth. (by Susan, BloodTears, Abattoir, BoxCar Willy, wormdrink414) Read more ›› |
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Fair warning - these are MY thoughts - hence, it's a blog feature - but do comment on my ramblings and tell me if I'm too harsh on the offenders or right on the money. If you think I am too harsh though … well, my Spanish isn't all that good but I would phrase a sentence with the word "cojones" … moving on! (by D.T. Metal) Read more ›› |
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Red Descending - Where Dreams Come To Die (2008)
Style: Melodic Death Metal Country: Australia Label: Self-Released Length: 47:01 Recorded: 2007/2008 Line-up: Bernard Shaw - Vocals, bass Ian Binet - Guitars James McGregor - Keyboards Jeremy Taylor - Drums From the western side of Australia (Perth, WA) comes this Melodic Death Metal band Red Descending. They've been around for a little while now and have released a demo among things in the past but this album "Where Dreams Come To Die" is their first full-length. I've found...
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