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Last year we celebrated the 10th edition of the Metal Storm Awards, and earlier this year we observed the Awards' 10th anniversary with its own special competition. Now, finally, the 2014 Awards have come to a close. Countless bands and users alike have come and gone in those years, but the spirit of the Awards has remained the same; as we like to say, it's not about who wins and loses, but about discovering new bands. While this year's Awards had a smaller voter turnout than the previous couple, 2014 still had its fair share of friendly competition. (by BitterCOld) Read more ›› |
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Sepultura are celebrating their 30th anniversary with a tour in North America in May and June. The thrash legends released their first music 30 years ago in 1985, Bestial Devastation. Bassist Paulo Jr. remains the only original member in the band but there is also guitarist Andreas Kisser, who is in the band since 1987. Now they can't wait to travel in time through their history with their fans in the U.S. and Canada. Sepultura will join forces with the mighty Destruction and Arsis, as well as Boris The Blade, The Last Ten Seconds Of Life, Micawber, and Starkill as rotating openers. See the... (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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French extreme metallers Orakle have revealed their first new track in seven years, extracted from their upcoming album, Éclats, set to be released on May 11th via Apathia Records. You can discover the 6-minute version of "Humanisme Vulgaire" below now. Enjoy the musical journey! (by Jehan) Read more ›› |
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If you like to read and also like death metal and grindcore, this could be perfect for you. Originally released on Feral House back in 2004, Choosing Death: The Improbable History Of Death Metal and Grindcore is widely recognized as the definitive history of its titular extreme music subgenres. For its (more or less) 10-year anniversary, author Albert Mudrian - editor-in-chief of Decibel Magazine - has chosen life after death in the form of an expanded and revised edition, which flaunts 100 additional pages of new content. (by BloodTears) Read more ›› |
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The new video for Michael Schenker's Temple Of Rock new song has premiered online. "Live And Let Live" is the song you can enjoy below which also serves as the opening track from the band's upcoming Spirit On A Mission album. But there is more. You can preview the entire album here plus enter the official competition to win album copies and concert tickets. (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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Enthral - Prophecies Of The Dying (1997)
Melodic black metal Norway Frostscald Records Line-up on the CD: Kjetil Hektoen - vocals, drums/percussion Gunnhild Bratset - guitars Martin Rafoss - bass, vocals Ingrid Skretting - vocals (guest) Prophecies Of The Dying, originally released in 1997, is a true testament to Norway's Enthral. After 13 long years the album retains all of its bitter scorn and doom and gloom, due in part to the predominantly anti-religious lyrical content, poignant even after more than a decade of releases sending...
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