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Abnormality – The Collective Calm In Mortal Oblivion (2010)
Abnormality is a death metal band from Massachusetts, United States. While you see a lot of brutal death bands borrow influences from slam…
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UNDYING INC – Aggressive World Dynasty
It’s been more than a year since I reviewed Undying Inc’s debut EP ‘Evilution Of A Manimal’ and at the time, I was…
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SODOM – In War and Pieces
Onkel Tom is back. Germany’s politically-paranoid thrash masters Sodom return with their follow up to their 2007 self-titled release. The album features an…
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Yonsample – Paraphernalia
Some months back, I was introduced to the re-formed Moshpit, who’d re-christened themselves ‘Yonsample’. Everyone was telling me how awesome they were, and…
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Acrophase – Microsleep In 3D
Vishal Sing is a busy man indeed. Recording his own Amogh Symphony album(which is kickass), he has also put out a digital album…
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Amogh Symphony – The Quantum Hack Code
Disclaimer: This is going to be a slightly longer review compared to the usual. Because this album is most likely going up as…
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Heathen Beast – Ayodhya Burns
No offense intended, but there is a serious dearth of even mediocre black metal bands in India. I’m not talking about artists finding…
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MULTICHAOS – Fear Consumption
Fear Consumption is the debut concept album by Multichaos, the brainchild of Canadian guitarist and Focus On Metal podcast co-host Dario Sycco (Psycho?).…
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Guillotine – The Cynic
I’ve followed Guillotine as closely as possible ever since I heard “Crave” on the flaming skull podcast. So a full length effort aroused…
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KAMELOT – Poetry for the Poisoned
Yes, it is that rare year again, when power metal giants Kamelot release a new sonic storybook. This time it has been titled…
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Silver Tears – Dirt Beyond Beauty
I’ve always known that there’s a lot of talent, and a lot of metal in the North Eastern regions of India, but apart…
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Cloudkicker – Beacons
Cloudkicker, another one of your Meshuggah copycat djent bands? Not really. There has been a lot of talk about no two djent bands…
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Slain – Here & Beyond
I had been eagerly waiting to listen to Slain’s full length album ever since I reviewed their Before Beyond EP early in the year on…
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Autopsy – The Tomb Within (EP) (2010)
15 years is too long for a band to remain dormant. Especially after the guitarist himself issues a statement that they will never…
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Devoid – A God’s Lie
A dearth of quality thrash metal bands in India had led me to be apprehensive about A God’s Lie. I was duly impressed…
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Mcgalligog – Delusions of Madness (2010)
McGalligog are an Irish metal band who are relatively new in the scene and have released their debut EP Delusions of Madness. Havin…
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SKRYPT – Discord
Big things come in small packages. Hyderabad based thrash metallers Skrypt must’ve had that adage in mind when they released their debut 4…
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DE PROFUNDIS – Beyond Redemption
Whenever I am introduced to a new band, I instinctively go on to Encyclopaedia Metallum to see what genre they belong to (yes…