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Cattle Decapitation – The Anthropocene Extinction Review
I love Cattle Decapitation. From the moment I heard the name I knew I had to check them out. I was not disappointed when I did. Lucky enough I... -
Rivers of Nihil – Monarchy Review
When a band records a first album that is so amazing, you wonder if that band will be able to follow it up and come even close to its... -
Hibria – Hibria Review
Hibria is a band I've had some serious ups and downs with. Most notably, the Brazilians started off strong with their heavily speed metal influenced debut Defying the Rules,... -
Wulfhook – The Impaler Review
I have said it before and I will say it again: I am a lucky man when it comes to getting to write about bands. The many years I... -
Nile – What Should Not Be Unearthed Review
Imhotep’s favorite band is back, and leaving no ear unshredded and no face without being thoroughly melted. It has been three years since the last brilliant Nile album At... -
Stratovarius – Eternal Review
Few bands in the power metal world have as much credibility as Stratovarius. Since hitting the scene in 1984 the band has forged a sound and legacy that has... -
Soulfly – Archangel Review
Soulfly has been releasing a new album roughly every two years since their initial formation back in the mid-late nineties. This is all thanks to the legendary Max Cavalera,... -
Krisiun – Forged In Fury Review
For nearly thirty years, Krisiun have released eleven blood-thirsty albums filled with gruelling vocals, gripping instrumentals and rapid soul crushing drumming flairs. Their 2011 album The Great Execution, embodied... -
Artizan The Furthest Reaches Review
Artizan are a band I have been fond of since their first album in 2011. Masterminded by drummer Ty Tammeus, they blazed a trail on the melodic power metal...