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Gomorrah – Gomorrah Review

On March 19, 2019 By Grymm

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Venom Prison – Samsara Review

On March 18, 2019 By Kronos

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Contrarian – Their Worm Never Dies Review

On March 14, 2019 By L. Saunders

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Meadows End – The Grand Antiquation Review

On March 12, 2019 By El Cuervo

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Katechon – Sanger fra Auschwitz Review

On March 12, 2019 By Holdeneye

"Auschwitz. It's a name that has come to represent a giant blemish on the great canvas of humanity, an almost incomprehensible chapter in the story of our species. It's no wonder that while existentialism existed prior to World War II and its horrors, it wasn't until humanity was forced to look into the mirror of that great conflict, coming face to face with its own darkness and capacity for evil that the philosophy that deals with facing meaninglessness and absurdity began to resonate with the masses. On this, their third full-length album, Norwegian band Katechon leaves the esotericism of their past behind and instead takes 'a deep dive into the darkest places of the collective human psyche. Here Auschwitz is not just the physical, but also the meta-physical manifestation of evil on earth.'" Never forget.

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Angry Metal Album Art Neural Networks

On March 11, 2019 By sentynel

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Mystifier – Protogoni Mavri Magiki Dynasteia Review

On March 11, 2019 By Mark Z.

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Ataraxie – Résignés Review

On March 7, 2019 By Ferrous Beuller

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Misery Index – Rituals of Power Review

On March 4, 2019 By L. Saunders

"Originally spawned from the remnants of the classic Dying Fetus line-up from the monumental Destroy the Opposition, Misery Index wasted fuck all time getting their act together and becoming an immediate force in the extreme metal scene in the early aughts, grinding out a powerful and now lengthy history of their own. Their insightful and vicious socio-political tirades and passionate values matched up perfectly with their grind and thrash-infected style of muscular death metal. Misery Index have managed to deftly shift and evolve their sound along the way, crafting a consistent and high-quality body of work, highlighted by 2008's vicious Traitors album, and arguably their finest hour, 2010's modern masterwork, Heirs of Thievery. But nearly 20 years into their career, are these modern-day descendants of Napalm Death still able to muster the strength and power to dominate in 2019?" Misery loves power.

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Prion – Aberrant Calamity Review

On February 27, 2019 By Diabolus in Muzaka

"Heaviness is in the ear of the beholder, and you and I just know heavy when we hear it. To me, Devourment is rather heavy; to someone whose understanding of metal begins and ends with Disturbed, Devourment is just noise, and is therefore not heavy. Even this may prove contentious, because some people think “noise” as a genre is legitimately extreme and heavy. Slayer gets ridiculously heavy, both in their old stuff (“At Dawn They Sleep”) and new material (“Catatonic”). I’ve never found sludge to be all that heavy, despite sounding weighty and lacking in treble as it often does. Despite playing guitar in a metalcore band years ago, my younger sibling doesn’t pass muster on this scale; he ain’t heavy, he’s my brother. I cannot produce a definition of heavy in extreme metal, nor can you. We can merely tell people what is and isn’t heavy through bands and songs." The heaviest matter of the universe.

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