When is the last time you heard Testament and Judas Priest together in concert? If you never have had that experience then check out this album.
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With an introduction that sounds like the combination of the score from an 80's sci-fi film and an unpleasent sexual encounter in the American deep South, this album is brutally uncomfortable listening.
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'LA's Headbangingest band' return to the fray with the first product in a decade.
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Inspired by the shambling zombie Templar Knight priests of the Blind Dead movies, doom metal band Moss drag forth four tracks of clawing, shambling monstrosities of their own, including a Discharge cover.
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The Return of Varg Vikernes. Love him or hate him, it was bound to happen.
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Three brothers and their high school friend vow to thrash till they die, and if their debut album is anything to go by, they're off to a flying start.
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Evarest's debut album is an overdose of speed metal: mixed with speed solos and clear precise vocals.
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Poland's Crystal Viper pull out the stops and prove that they are a Metal Nation with their second album.
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Chris Jericho is back - and this time it's serious.
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Are you ready to be initiated into the world of Psycroptic? The Australian tech-death metallers release their first official DVD release, Initiation. It features a killer live show and lots bonus features and antics that will please their legions of fans.
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