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Reviews: Hollis Brown, Misth, Caskets, Whitesnake (Paul H)

Hollis Brown: Ozone Park (Mascot Records)Hollis Brown is a four-piece outfit from New York. Formed in 2009, the band is Mike Montali (Vocals/Guitar), Jonathan Bonilla (Guitar), Adam Bock (Keys), Andrew...

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Reviews: Spirit Adrift, Irongate, Midnight Priest, Nothin2Heavy

Spirit Adrift: Divided By Darkness (20 Buck Spin)The founder of Spirit Adrift Nate Garrett also plays with Arizona death metal merchants Gatecreeper, however Spirit Adrift is not as abusive to the ears...

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Reviews: Rammstein, Lamb Of God, Firespawn, Morass Of Molasses (Paul H)

Rammstein: Untitled (Spinefarm)It’s been ten years since Rammstein released Liebe Ist Für Alle Da. Such is the profile of the Germans with several festival appearances and solo projects since 2009 that...

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Reviews: Spheres, Thermate, First Signal, Kryptos

Spheres: Iono (Self Released)I love a bit of prog, especially when it’s muscular and takes risks. French band Spheres’ debut album is both of those things, started by guitarist/vocalist Jonathan Lino...

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A View From The Back Of The Room: Incineration Festival 2019 (Rich & Sean)

Incineration Festival 2019, Camden, London[Rich]After Desertfest brought all things stoner, doom and psychedelic to Camden town this weekend saw an aura of darkness loom over the area as a plethora of...

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A View From The Back Of The Room: Advent Sorrow (Live Review By Paul H)

Advent Sorrow, Agrona, Levitas & CistvaenA rare Monday night outing to Cardiff’s premier (read only) rock and metal bar and the effort was well worth it. Kudos to Eradication Booking Agency for a...

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Reviews: Qantice, Fatal Curse, Kaato, Dead By Wednesday (Pascal & Liam)

Qantice: The Anastoria (Pride & Joy Music) [Pascal]As soon as I put on this album it was Without A Hero was the most unexpected thing I have listened to in a while. It is everything you should...

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Reviews: Hate Eternal, Crazy Lixx, Grimgotts, Visigoth (Rich, Sean & Matt)

Hate Eternal: Live In London (Earache Records) [Rich]This is a reissue of the Live In London album by Hate Eternal which was released in 2010 as part of Earache Records Into The Pit live album series....

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Reviews: Floating Worlds, Αίθων, En-Stigma, Dark Messiah

Floating Worlds: Battleship Oceania (Pride & Joy Music)Apparently Athenians Floating Worlds class themselves as Soundtrack metal, which is an interesting concept, I’d say they sounded more Teutonic...

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A View From The Back Of The Room: Bloodstock Metal 2 The Masses Semi Final 2

Bloodstock Metal 2 The Masses Semi Final 2, Fuel Rock Club, CardiffSo this is what it all came down to the M2TM Semi Final 2 was guaranteed to be a much heavier affair than the first semi final and boy...

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Reviews: Stormlord, Windthrow, Paladin, Orbstruct (Matt & Paul S)

Stormlord: Far (Scarlet Records) [Matt]Roman "extreme epic metal" band Stormlord once again return with another titanic slab of symphonic blackened death metal. Opening with Levithan the orchestral...

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Reviews: Savage Messiah, Aeon Zen, Blutfeld, Paul Gilbert (Matt, Alex & Manus)

Savage Messiah: Demons (Century Media) [Matt]We've had a potted history with Savage Messiah over the years, they've always been a band who have impressed on record but each time we've seen them live...

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Reviews: Death Angel, Majesty Of Revival, Hunt The Witch, Despite The Reverence

Death Angel: Humanicide  (Nuclear Blast) [Paul H]You know what you get from California’s Death Angel. Veterans of the Bay Area Thrash movement, few bands can touch their technical onslaught. Like...

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Reviews: Demons & Wizards, Gaahl's Wyrd, Black Oak Arkansas, Employed To...

Demons & Wizards: S/T & Touched By The Crimson King (Century Media Records) [Matt]Formed in 1999 by two of the biggest names in metal music Jon Schaffer (Iced Earth) and Hansi Kürsch (Blind...

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Reviews: October Tide, Magnified Eye, After The Burial, Invicta (Liam, Alex &...

October Tide: In Splendor Below (Agonia Records) [Liam]When a doom metal band from Sweden has a previous member of Katatonia, you know you're in a for a good ride. With their first album in three...

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Reviews: Tyrmfar, Alpha Wolf, Mother Iron Horse, Blaze Out (Paul H, Matt & Alex)

Tyrmfar: Renewal Through Purification (MTAF Records) [Paul H]A new band to me, Swiss outfit Tyrmfar has been delivering their brand of melodic death/black metal since 2013, with 2015’s debut EP In The...

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A View From The Back Of The Room: Thee Oh Sees (Live Review By Liam)

Thee Oh Sees, Prettiest Eyes & Heavy Lungs, The Tramshed, CardiffHeavy Lungs (3) I don't know what to make if these. I mean musically there were on point. In the middle of punk and hard rock, just...

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Reviews: Restless Spirits, Dead Acid People, Circle Of Witches, Asylum Pyre

Restless Spirits/Tony Hernando: Restless Spirits (Frontiers Records)Now this...this is not good, probably one of the most overproduced, insipid melodic rock albums I've heard this year all from the axe...

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Review: Diamond Head, Vader, Sammy Hagar & The Circle, MTXS (Paul H)

Diamond Head: The Coffin Train (Silver Lining Music)To say I was underwhelmed by the self-titled 2016 release that Diamond Head put out last time around was an understatement. However, like many of the...

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A View From The Back Of The Room: The Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell (Live...

The Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell – The Crofter’s Rights, Bristol 24th May 2019Eschewing the delights of Cardiff’s extreme metal fest at Fuel for one year, a trip across the bridge to the delightful...

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