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Tara Lynch – Evil Enough

7.8
Is she evil? Yes she is. Evil Enough, in any case. Check out Tara Lynch’s debut album Evil Enough for a firm dose of classic heavy metal brimming with melody.
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11/07/2018 by

Nhor – Wildflowers

8.2
Just like Vivaldi the mysterious British musician, known only as Nhor has made his own ode to the four seasons called Wildflowers where the black metal artist paints a melancholic picture of nature’s cycle with a masterful yet minimalistic use of the piano.
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10/07/2018 by

Abythic-Beneath Ancient Portals

8
Through a fissure between space and time comes crawling Abythic’s debut’ Beneath Ancient Portals’, an album that has been waiting patiently beyond our plane of existence since the Antediluvian age also known to us mortals as the nineties.
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28/06/2018 by

Yob

Find out all about Yob’s latest album ‘Our Raw Heart’ and how doom can save your life as bass player, Aaron Rieseberg bares his own heart .
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17/06/2018 by

YOB – Our Raw Heart

9
It’s nothing short of a miracle a newYob record is seeing the light of day at all, as a complicated surgery had put frontman’s Mike Scheidt very life on the line last year. Yet here it is, the follow up to 2014’s’ The Path to Ascend’. Let our raw hearts rejoice!
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03/06/2018 by

Wayfarer-World’s Blood

9.2
Wayfarer’s latest piece, ‘World’s Blood’ invokes images of the old Frontier tales from the Rocky Mountains through razor sharp USBM and dark Americana. Check out their third album and debut for Profound Lore and find yourself become a trapper exploring the wilds of the West.
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01/06/2018 by

Hekate – Totentanz

7.8
As veterans of the apocalyptic folk scene, the German duo of Hekate, has just released their sixth full length record ’Totentanz’. Hopefully the world won’t end before you get to hear their album.
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28/05/2018 by

The Dark Red Seed – Becomes Awake

7.6
The Dark Red Seed is an experimental folly of King Dude’s guitar player Tosten Larson. While you will find some references to the dark Americana of his main band, the music presented herein is something quite different from what you might have hoped or expected: from Hindu esoteric to The Doors.
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28/05/2018 by