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Reviews
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Phobia release Unrelenting EP and Tour
Phobia have long reigned as a patriarch of the American grind scene with over 20 years of proliferation that began with 7"...
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Mini Mansions Self Titled LP Review
A bold and rather risqué comparison comes to mind when trying to liken Los Angeles’ Mini Mansions to another band. They are...
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MINISTRY – Every Day is Halloween: Greatest Tricks
Have Ministry tricked or treated fans with their latest release?
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Control Denied – The Fragile Art of Existence: Review
The reason Control Denied’s 1999 album The Fragile Art of Existence sounds so familiar is because it is exactly such. Familiar. Composed...
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Kill The Client – Set For Extinction: Review
Texas's Grindcore up-and-comers, Kill The Client are releasing their Relapse Records debut, Set For Extinction on Oct 26, 2010. Get the inside...
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TITAN Interview
BTS's Andy McNeil interviews Brooklyn's space and prog-rock champs, TITAN as part of this deluxe review of the band's latest release, Sweet...
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Torche – Songs For Singles: Review
The phrase “short and sweet” may be generally frowned upon in between the sheets, but Torche’s latest release Songs For Singles (Hydra...
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Pantera Cowboys From Hell 20th Anniversary
The 3 Disc, 20th Anniversary Edition of legendary Pantera album, Cowboys From Hell, is out now. Featuring unreleased tracks, remastered demos, and...
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Troy Von Balthazar – How To Live On Nothing: Review
Troy Von Balthazar's forthcoming-second LP, How To Live On Nothing, available Sept 13 through Third Side Records reviewed by BTS's Andy McNeil.
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Cephalic Carnage – Misled by Certainty: Review
18 years deep in the shred game, Cephalic Carnage's music is still exciting, challenging, and most importantly, fun. “Why?” “How?” You ask?...
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