Short Sharp Shock #54: Dredging up Succulent Treats
Welcome to the latest edition of Short Sharp Shock, where we take a look at some of the shorter metal releases that are out there....
Tag : technical death metal
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Album Review: Xoth – Interdimensional Invocations
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Track Premiere: Torture Ascendancy 1307: In The Womb Of Dissolving Abyss Exists The House Of Everlasting Inferno
Yeah, ok. What are these guys trying to do, run up against Nile for wickedly long song titles? Perhaps, but whatever the case is, if...
Track Premiere: Atlas Entity – “Celestial Noise”
There’s a certain compromise one makes with studio-exclusive projects. Being a metal musician or even a musician in general, there is a realistic comprehension of...
Track Premiere: Victims Of Contagion – “Sisyphus (The Virtue Of Suicide)”
After five years of silence, tech death outfit Victims of Contagion have returned. The Pittsburg outfit earned heaps of critical recognition after the release of...