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Godslayer

Chicago sludge-thrashers LAIR OF THE MINOTAUR are hardly shy. If you've ever seen their gonzo "War Master" video, you know just about anything goes with these guys, so long as one, it's brutally heavy and two, it's contained within the realm of pulp fantasy. Gore, T&A, sword-cleaving mayhem in "...

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SOUNDGARDEN Bassist Discusses Solo Album

Rick Florino of PureVolume recently conducted an interview with Ben Shepherd about the SOUNDGARDEN bassist's debut solo album as HBS (his given name of Hunter Benedict Shepherd),"In Deep Owl", which was released on August 27. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below. PureVolume: As this has...

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Wrongdoers

Chris Day may be the last man standing from the original lineup in NORMA JEAN, but that hardly means this band is dead. If anything, adding three new players since the group's last round, "Meridonal" has sparked a sense of urgency. Their latest album, "Wrongdoers", will often remind loyal fans of th...

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The Headless Ritual

After a long sojourn, splat metal heroes AUTOPSY returned to much favor in 2010 with "The Tomb Within" EP followed by their fifth full-length, "Macabre Eternal", a year later. This year, Chris Reifert brings back his clatter and his pukes along with guitarists Eric Cutler and Danny Corrales plus cur...

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MINISTRY Mainman Interviewed On FULL METAL JACKIE's Radio Show (Audio)

MINISTRY mainman Al Jourgensen was interviewed on the July 26-28 edition of Full Metal Jackie's nationally syndicated radio show. You can now listen to the chat using the audio player below. To see a full list of stations carrying the program and when it airs, go to FullMetalJackieRadio.com. Intervi...

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13

SUICIDAL's back, so Mike Muir and company want you to know like a manifesto on "Shake It Out" on their return album, "13". In the just a lil' bit awkward department, SUICIDAL TENDENCIES's latest recording bears the same title as the upcoming Ozzy-led BLACK SABBATH album this year. For Mike Muir, the...

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United World Rebellion Chapter One

The SKID ROW clan knows as well as anyone trying to maintain a presence under adverse conditions what a grinding uphill battle feels like. As ACCEPT initially weathered the scorn of longtimers for putting Mark Tornillo front and center in the stead of the immortal Udo Dirkschneider, they've somehow...

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Black Out the Sun

SEVENDUST is one of those rare bands that generally gets a pass from the metal community no matter how much they've veered towards AOR. Part of it is because the band's riffs are historically tighter than a double stitch and thicker than a lug nut. Part of it's because Lajon Witherspoon is the defin...

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Iconic Nightmare

Looking to redefine the fabled Wisconsin death trip, the cheese state's tax-paying residents WARTORN have partnered with crust-core super-magnet Southern Lord for the release of their debut onslaught, "Iconic Nightmare". Yes, just like every other band of their ilk on planet earth, it would seem, bu...

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Victus

Calgary's FALL CITY FALL are still only making a name for themselves, but what they're doing right is seeking to push the tired-out screamo and proto 'core platitudes towards something real. After five years of fine-tuning their craft with a couple of EPs to their credit ("1629" and "Dead Saints"),...

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Welcome Farewell

Consider VREID destiny fulfilled at this point. The one-time WINDIR has honored the long-ago passing of their brother Terje "Valfar" Bakken by keeping the remaining contingency intact and pursuing their own prolific constitution of black metal as commandeered through decades-past variations. As of 2...

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Book Burner

There's a saying in metal that's overused, but it well applies in the case of D.C. grind champs, PIG DESTROYER. This band is not for the weak. Only five studio albums in a career spanning back to 1997, it's quality not quantity that makes PIG DESTROYER one of the finest of their ilk. Their projectio...

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Silverthorn

A few years back, I was stranded outside a venue as guest of a band opening for symphonic metallers KAMELOT. My hosts had been detained at customs on the same day as the gig, hence their late arrival. Fortunately for me, I'd interviewed former KAMELOT vocalist Roy Khan a week prior and the band spie...

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The World is Ours Vol. 2: Anyplace Crazy...

From an outsider's perspective, the fact MOTORHEAD releases a live document in nearly the same increment as their studio records constitutes a bit of narcissism. Of course, those who've attended a MOTORHEAD concert or two understand just why a live album or video after one of their touring cycles is...

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Incongruous

Initially impressed with the crunching complexity of 2007's "Mechanics Of Dysfunction" from Montreal tech-death darlings BENEATH THE MASSACRE, I was mildly disappointed with 2008's "Dystopia". There was something about presentation of the latter release that felt flat and lacking in staying power, e...