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Eminence Of Terror
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Before Your Eyes
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Coercion
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The Burning
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Supreme Echo Victoria, British Columbia
extensively researched biographies. remastered audio. restored original imagery. booklets. hand assembled in small editions. the anthropology of counter-culture.
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Distilled death metal with catchy riffs and well written songs. It's not reinventing the wheel or anything but it's osdm, if that's what you want look elsewhere.
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Beyond the Wall of Desolation
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supported by 137 fans who also own “Deranged”
If you don't like this record, you don't like metal. Wimps and posers, leave the hall.
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supported by 137 fans who also own “Deranged”
A botched mastering job with a crushed dynamic range averaging with a DR rating of 6 when measuring the tracks with Dynamic Range Meter. Disgusting. The best version of this album is the first pressing on vinyl, so get that if you can afford it. The T-shirt is pretty cool, though.
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Strange, Strange Times
by The Ugly Kings
Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
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In Black And Gold
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This snarling 6-piece from London mixes heavy, guitar-driven doom with a punk edge and psych workouts.
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We Bled To Shred
by Ben Katzman
KISS jams out in Zappa's "Joe's Garage" on this high-concept album about bringing speed metal back to the masses.
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supported by 137 fans who also own “Deranged”
I just found these guys and after celebrating Fearsick I immediately came here and had to buy this as well. It might eben be better than Fearsick but who cares. Both are phenomenally good. Old schoolish perfection with powerful modern production. Every song is a fucking killer.
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