ANVIL - Impact Is Imminent - BraveWordsNineteenth studio album by the Canadian metal force who have been consistently releasing albums since 1981. The core of the three piece still the same, Steve Kudlow on vocals/guitar, Robb Reiner on drums, with Chris "Christ" Robertson on bass [...]
7.5 •
ANVIL -
Impact Is Imminent
• AFM
• Heavy Metal
• review by
By Rich Catino
on 2022-05-20
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EXTINGUISHED - Vomitous Manifestations - BraveWordsLook, with a title like that, you know this four-song EP from Finland's Extinguished ain't high art, but it is awesome, the band laying down on their debut totally raw and primal death metal, tracks like [...]
7.5 •
EXTINGUISHED -
Vomitous Manifestations
• Caligari
• Black Death
• review by
Greg Pratt
on 2022-05-20
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Master Boot Record - Personal Computer Review | Angry Metal GuyFor the three of you who haven’t yet encountered me gushing about Master Boot Record, here’s the summary. Decreasingly anonymous Italian musician Victor Love, inspired by classic 16-bit video game soundtracks and the harsh sound of [...]
3.5/5.0 •
Master Boot Record -
Personal Computer
[2022]
• Metal Blade Records
• Electronic Metal, Synthwave
• review by
sentynel
on 2022-05-17
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Evergrey - A Heartless Portrait (The Orphean Testament) Review | Angry Metal GuyIt is the circle of life. The Lord1 taketh and the Lord2 giveth back. Not seven weeks ago I was slated to review the new Satan album, when it was ripped from my hands by our Ungracious Leader. I [...]
3.5/5.0 •
Evergrey -
A Heartless Portrait (The Orphean Testament)
[2022]
• Napalm Records
• Gothic Metal, Progressive Metal
• review by
Huck N Roll
on 2022-05-18
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Assumption - Hadean Tides Review | Angry Metal GuyA band’s name can make or break them. Regardless if you’re a blues band reaching for ominously foreboding atmospheres, or a power metal band named after a cute, furry rodent who loves clay baths, whatever you name [...]
3.5/5.0 •
Assumption -
Hadean Tides
[2022]
• Everlasting Spew Records
• Death Metal, Doom Metal
• review by
Grymm
on 2022-05-19
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Come to Grief - When the World Dies Review | Angry Metal GuyBack in the early 90s, Louisiana wasn’t the only locale with conditions ripe for the development of sludge metal. Congealing in 1991, Boston, Massachusetts’ Grief were similarly influential in forging a template for how sludge, especially sludge doom [...]
3.5/5.0 •
Come to Grief -
When the World Dies
[2022]
• Translation Loss Records
• Sludge Metal
• review by
Cherd
on 2022-05-20
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Enragement - Atrocities Review | Angry Metal GuyIt’s slammin’ time! Yes, the often divisive brutal death variant can seem at times difficult to do exceptionally well. The quality versus quantity ratio does seem a tad out of whack, and while I prefer my slam with [...]
3.0/5.0 •
Enragement -
Atrocities
[2022]
• Rising Nemesis Records
• Death Metal, Deathcore
• review by
Saunders
on 2022-05-19
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Lament Cityscape - A Darker Discharge Review | Angry Metal GuyWyoming, famously, hosts some of the United States’ most beautiful nature preserves—also famously it lacks urban comforts and is one of the two rectangular states. This expansive, rural landscape shapes an existence and mindset that’s decidedly different [...]
3.0/5.0 •
Lament Cityscape -
A Darker Discharge
[2022]
• Lifeforce Records
• Industrial Metal, Synthwave
• review by
Dolphin Whisperer
on 2022-05-20
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Serpentent - Mother of Light Review | Angry Metal GuyIf all you want is raw riffs, skull-crushing rhythms, or dissonant aggression, you’ve come to the wrong place. Serpentent’s debut full-length Mother of Light flirts casually with distorted guitars and heavier percussion, but there’s [...]
3.0/5.0 •
Serpentent -
Mother of Light
[2022]
• Svart Records
• Dark Neofolk, Folk, Neofolk, Not Metal
• review by
Maddog
on 2022-05-21
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