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Sivyj Yar - Upcoming Album Available For Listening
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Sivyj Yar - Upcoming Album Available For Listening
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The official release date of Sivyj Yar's upcoming album, Горе (Grief), is approaching. The 5-track offering will be out on February 7th via Avantgarde Music, and is now available for streaming in its entirety.
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Clandestine Cuts Vol. 9 Issue #12 - Awesome New Demos and EPs by Nefarious, RaduP, nikarg, Starvynth | 14.01 Is independent, unsigned, and underground metal what you seek? Weary traveller of the metal world, rest a while here. 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 issue features music from Exomnia, Chat Pile, Undeath, Lamp Of Murmuur, Chthonic Deity, Sanguisugabogg & Crypts. |
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Wait A Minute! This Isn't Metal! - December 2019 by RaduP, musclassia, Abattoir | 12.01 We here at Metal Storm pride ourselves on our thousands of metal reviews and interviews and article; metal is our collective soul and passion, which is why we bother with this junk. That being said, we'd be lying if we stuck to our trve-kvlt guns and claimed that metal is the only thing we ever listen to. Whether we want to admit it or not, we do check out some other stuff from time to time. |
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Abattoir's Concert Hunt - Round 31 & 32 (Concert Review) by Abattoir | 10.01 The concert articles are back in store. This edition features another two concert reviews as usual. The first one presents the performance of two German bands, Der Weg Einer Freiheit and Downfall Of Gaia (Round 31), while the second one features a very intriguing, talented musician: Marissa Nadler (Round 32). |
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Remembering Marcel: A Tribute From Metal Storm by ScreamingSteelUS, Mr. Doctor, Troy Killjoy, Forged Soul, Nefarious, Apothecary, Baz Anderson, Deadsoulman, Darkside Momo | 01.01 A few weeks have passed since we learned of the death of Marcel Hubregtse, a man we knew as one of Metal Storm's most devoted stalwarts for the vast majority of the site's existence. In that time, we have had the chance to reflect on the man we knew, listen to some of his favorite albums, and relive time spent in Marcel's company. Many of us never met Marcel, some only once, but he made his mark on our lives through his indelible presence on this site. As the year draws to a close, we wish to offer our own thoughts about and memories of Marcel. BitterCOld has already offered a very... |
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Clandestine Cuts Vol. 9 Issue #11 - Awesome New Demos and EPs by Nefarious, nikarg, Troy Killjoy, Starvynth, RaduP | 29.12 Is independent, unsigned, and underground metal what you seek? Weary traveller of the metal world, rest a while here. 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 issue features music from Dusk, Please Stand By, Buzzard Cult, Post Luctum, Her Fault & Boreal Hymn. |
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We all knew Marcel as a doom guy, and that's certainly the first association I have with him, but on this very site you will find a 10.0 review of this here classic thrash album (or at least the 20th anniversary reissue) from none other than Marcel himself. Personally, I've never been the biggest fan of Flotz, but Doomsday For The Deceiver is without a doubt one of the best thrash albums to come out of the 1980s, thanks to its sky-piercing vocals and riffs as monstrous as the cover art. We know which band Jason Newsted really belonged in... but that's another discussion.
The point here is that Flotsam And Jetsam were no hangers-on, but were paving the way for future thrash (and other styles) in ways the Big Four couldn't have imagined, and I paid much closer attention to this album thanks to the affection shown it by Marcel.
Flotsam And Jetsam - Doomsday For The Deceiver
The point here is that Flotsam And Jetsam were no hangers-on, but were paving the way for future thrash (and other styles) in ways the Big Four couldn't have imagined, and I paid much closer attention to this album thanks to the affection shown it by Marcel.
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