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Death Karma - The History Of Death & Burial Rituals Part I
Transcendental black/death
Infernal Vlad seems to like death. A lot. Death Karma is a new band that sees the Cult Of Fire front man teaming up with the band's drummer for a musical spectacle that can only be described as stunning. Black and death metal combine seamlessly, in a way that is both thundering and bang-able, but also eerily hypnotic and surprisingly catchy with its sense of groove and enhancement from Vlad's distinct sense of melody. If these guys needed any further proof that they're incredibly skilled composers, this is it. Early AOTY contender.
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San Francisco-based stoner representatives Acid King will be releasing their upcoming full-length, Middle Of Nowhere, Center Of Everywhere, on April 14th independently, with the vinyl release coming out on Svart Records. To taste a piece of this effort, Acid King present a brand new track, "Red River", now available for streaming through the SoundCloud widget below. Check it out! (by Abattoir) Read more ›› |
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Motörhead recently returned to the studio to begin work on their 22nd studio album. The heavy metal legendary band released their latest album in 2013, Aftershock, but the band also faced a tough time after cancelling shows due to health issues of frontman Lemmy Kilmister. All of that seems behind them now as they are currently recording in Los Angeles with their longtime producer Cameron Web. Check out below some of the pics from the recording process. (by Bad English) Read more ›› |
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Swedish melodeath trailblazers Unleashed have recently released the first single from their forthcoming studio album Dawn Of The Nine online. As of now, you can spin the track "Where Is Your God Now?" below and don't forget to share your impressions of the music. (by Bad English) Read more ›› |
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Winterfylleth have officially announced their new guitarist, Dan Capp. He will fill the void left by guitarist Mark Wood who left the group to focus on other things. Dan Capp has already played with the band at Blastfest in Norway and on their UK tour. (by Bad English) Read more ›› |
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Sorcerer formed in Stockholm, Sweden in 1988 and was active until 1992. The doomsters got back together for a one-off show at the Hammer Of Doom festival in Germany in 2010 and has been an active band since. The band recently finished the album In In The Shadow Of The Inverted Cross, which will be released by Metal Blade on March 24th. You can give a listen to the new track "Sumerian Script" now here. (by Bad English) Read more ›› |
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I am usually genuinely surprised when some bands come to revisit my little country in a fairly short while, say a couple of years. For them to be back in just half a year is a pretty significant achievement, especially for something as popular as Amaranthe. Well, the new album has been released between then and now, and maybe not everybody could make it to the show in Haapsalu. Given the warm reception there, it is fairly logical for the band to take to the stage here in such a short while. (by Ivor) Read more ›› |
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After a quick cat-nap it was time again to get the show on the road - Day Two of 70000 Tons Of Metal 2015 full steam ahead. (by D.T. Metal) Read more ›› |
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Back at The Fillmore - this time 8bitglitch and I were hunkered down for some death metal. Cannibal Corpse and Behemoth play with Aeon and Tribulation. I haven't had the occasion to see many bands more than once so two repeats tonight was a real treat, having seen Aeon and Cannibal Corpse at Summer Slaughters 2013 and 2012, respectively. The strange doppelganger of my ex was in the crowd as usual, so we were ready to begin! (by Susan, 8bitglitch) Read more ›› |
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Furia - Kheros (2006)
Third release of Furia, "Kheros" was awaited like the confirmation of this really good promising French combo. The previous album, "Un Lac De Larme Et De Sang" was a pure masterpiece and a lot of people in France and all around Europe wanted something better or at least similar. But the band chose to do something a bit different and the result is a bit disturbing actually. Not bad but different… "Un Lac De Larme Et De Sang" was a perfect mix between Heavy Metal and...
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Random trivia
Machinae Supremacy
Player One was originally titled "Player One (Return To Arcade)".
The song Deus Ex Machinae was at one point titled "Hyperion".
In an interview with Robert Stjärnström, he said of the Jets'n'Guns soundtrack "since they didn't have vocals, there was no pressure to follow any standard pop song "form". Free reins."
The downloadable soundtrack of Jets'n'Guns is encoded at higher quality than the versions included with the game (which were reduced for download size reasons), and slightly longer, as the music was cut so that it can be looped in the game. The downloadable soundtrack does not include "Hero". Hero is available separately on the Machinae Supremacy site.
The name "Futuremachine" was actually a hint from Robert Stjärnström that it was going to be a future Machinae Supremacy song, which turned out to be "Reanimator".
The song "Lava Trouble Bubble" was based on the Redeemer song "Rise" (not the other way around), very much like "Machinaeguns" and "Dududub Dududum" were based on the song "Empire".
The song "Flight of the Toyota" is being remade into a new song for Machinae Supremacy's third album, currently untitled.
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