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Dieth – To Hell And Back
One Listen Review 1st Listen – 29 May 2023Reviewed – 29 May 2023 Dieth – To Hell And Back Napalm RecordsReleased – 2 June 2023 Dieth are a band with well-known musicians, who have joined to release their debut album To Hell And Back via Napalm Records. A 3-piece band, Dieth features the talents of…
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Vomitory – All Heads Are Gonna Roll
One Listen Review 1st Listen – 24 May 2023Reviewed – 24 May 2023 Vomitory – All Heads Are Gonna Roll Metal Blade RecordsReleased – 26 May 2023 10 years ago, and after 8 albums, Swedish Death Metal stalwarts Vomitory called it a day. The band decided to go their separate ways. Reforming for a handful…
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Yakuza – Sutra
One Listen Review 1st Listen: 17 May 2023Reviewed: 17 May 2023 Yakuza – Sutra Svart RecordsRelease – 19 May 2023 Yakuza will release their 7th full-length album via Svart Records. This should be enough of a reason for you to check Sutra and its 10 jazz-infused, avant-garde metal tracks, as Svart Records have potentially the…
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DevilDriver – Dealing with Demons Vol. II
One Listen Review 1st Listen: 9 May 2023Reviewed: 10 May 2023 DevilDriver – Dealing with Demons Vol. II Napalm RecordsRelease – 12 May 2023 I’ve never given DevilDriver a chance, and until a few days ago, I had never listened to an album in full. With Dealing With Demons Vol. II sat in my inbox,…
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Cattle Decapitation – Terrasite
One Listen Review1st Listen: 8 May 2023Reviewed: 8 May 2023 Cattle Decapitation – Terrasite Metal Blade RecordsRelease – 12 May 2023 If just one thing can be guaranteed when listening to a Cattle Decapitation album for the first time, it is that you are about to have your skull unceremoniously caved in with a sledge…
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Site Updates
For those of you that may read this, please be aware that I thought I had lost all of my previous blogs, so they will be reappearing over the next few days, unless I can cancel them. I am an utter novice!
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Test Review
Reviews coming soon, once I work out how this website works
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Retrospective #9 – Tool
Tool are a band from Los Angeles, California. Forming in 1990, the bands original line-up included Maynard James Keenan, Adam Jones, Danny Carey and Paul D’Amour. 1995 saw the bands one and only line-up change when D’Amour was replaced by Justin Chancellor. Tool have released a mere 5 albums throughout their history! It was June…
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Therapy? Part 2
So, 2001 apparently saw me fall out of love with Therapy? Except it didn’t, as a wee investigation saw that Shameless wasn’t the last album I bought, indeed it appears that Part 1 saw my album numbering going a bit awry and there was a hint of repetition… rather unprofessional of me. However, the fact…
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