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Track: FIRESPAWN -“The Hunter” and New album news

With “The Hunter” FIRESPAWN are releasing the second single of their up – coming studio album entitled “Abominate”, which will be released via Century Media Record on June 7th .…

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Track: MEMORIAM – Shellshock, plus new album news

MEMORIAM – RELEASE NEW TRACK ‘SHELL SHOCK’ – NEW ALBUM PRE-ORDER LAUNCHED The war rages on! Old school metal veterans MEMORIAM are set to unleash their third album, Requiem…

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Track: The Dank Dark unleash brutal debut track ‘What I am’

The first rotten fruits from new project, The Dank Dark, created by London based Charlie Biles. The style sits within the Blackened Death Metal arena, fusing styles from bands such…

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See: At The Gates reveal new video for To Drink From The a night Itself

Swedish melodic Death Metal pioneers AT THE GATES are launching a first single and video clip off their much anticipated new album “To Drink From The Night Itself” by debuting…

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News: At the Gates announced new album and tour dates

Swedish melodic Death Metal pioneers AT THE GATES have announced their new album ‘To Drink From The Night Itself’ will be released May 18th 2018 on Century Media Records. Produced…

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Album Review: Gojira – Magma

When the single ‘Stranded’ dropped earlier this year, fans of death metal visionaries Gojira were left somewhat surprised by the new sound. As it turns out, this song was perfectly…

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Album Review: Palace of Worms – The Ladder

Combining the sounds from multiple black metal scenes comes Palace of Worms, a solo project which allows the bands mastermind, Balan, to express himself both musically and emotionally. His latest…

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Album Review: Amon Amarth – Jomsviking

Pillaging its way through your speakers comes Amon Amarth’s latest album Jomsviking, written by big beardy blokes for big beardy blokes. While their past two efforts were still of reasonably…

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