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“Metal”
From the swamp to the asylum: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Oh, More Gordon delivers 53 minutes of outright lunacy — the RAM-fortified sequel nobody asked for but everyone needs. syn.terra's Mellow Evil fuses jazz stylings with grinding guitars, pounding double-bass, and synth will o' wisps in the mire of progressive swamp metal. Jacob's Fall's Lost in Silence channels inner struggle and melancholy into dark, deeply melodic rock — intensely elegiac and never hopeless. Jonathan Hadley's Somebody Somewhere asks who you are when you stop masking for everyone else, and Scare in a Box's Dracula Got Punched answers with a fist straight from Transylvania.
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“Deathcaster taps into the world of old-school slasher horror, a passion of the band”
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“What we deal here with is raw black metal (I could say pretty much in the vein of the mid ’90s Swedish and Norwegian scene), mixed here and there with some melancholic parts (check out those guitar...”
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“Self-made psychotic black metal with a gigantic sound and even bigger atmosphere.”
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“Expressions in the shape of dark and thrilling sounds and noises by various artists from all around the globe.”
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“An experimental black metal EP with the noise artist Séraphitüs-Séraphîta.”
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“TRVE ÉRDESQUE BLACK METAL”
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“Raw but complex black metal from the Hungarian one-man-band, BÁL. It's bigger than me, us.”
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“Symphonic black metal”
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“Hot & wet raunch n’ roll”
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“'avant-garde exhortations of musical and philosophical evolution' —Metal Hammer (UK)”
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“Drone noise invocations”