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Overlooked gem - A review of Iron Reagan's Take the Fall

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Take the Fall was an exclusive single recorded by American crossover thrash metal quintet Iron Reagan that wouldn't be included on the upcoming full length release Crossover Ministry. However, the song would be included on a split release with death metal...

A stroll through Domaine Fairview

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Long weekend in Saguenay

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A dying world - A review of the Sacred Reich / Iron Reagan split

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Legendary thrash metal band Sacred Reich has released its first new studio recording in more than two decades on this short split with energetic crossover thrash metal group Iron Reagan. The vinyl release is a collector's item limited to only one thousand...

Ambitious medieval symphonic metal hymns - A review of Nocturne Moonrise's Nocturne Moonrise

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Two and a half years after its promising debut full length release Into the Romaunt, Taiwanese symphonic power metal quintet Nocturne Moonrise comes around with its self-titled effort that offers more of the same on a very good level. The band’s song...

A practical and spiritual guide to extreme folk metal fulfillment - A review of 暴君's / Bloody Tyrant's 葉隱 / Hagakure

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Bloody Tyrant is a Taiwanese extreme folk metal quintet that has released four full length records and one extended play in its first decade of existence. The group’s last release Hagakure stands out for many reasons. The album title and some lyrics reference...

The fox god has fallen asleep - A review of Kitsune Metaru's Seiko to Eiko

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Chilean quintet Kitsune Metaru offers a mixture of electronic pop music and elements of heavy and power metal in the key of kawaii metal pioneers Babymetal. The band's debut New Order Kitsune was nothing but a curious side note of slightly below average...

Sunny weekend in Gatineau, Ottawa & Kemptville with my friend JD

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Haunting melodies, upbeat rhythms, mysterious vocals - A review of Idle Hands' Mana

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Idle Hands' Mana is the best gothic rock and metal record since Paradise Lost's Medusa one and a half years ago. Right from the start, the American trio convinces with a gloomy atmosphere that never gets too melodramatic, plodding or stereotypical. The...

Haunting melodies, upbeat rhythms, mysterious vocals - A review of Idle Hands' Mana

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Idle Hands' Mana is the best gothic rock and metal record since Paradise Lost's Medusa one and a half years ago. Right from the start, the American trio convinces with a gloomy atmosphere that never gets too melodramatic, plodding or stereotypical. The...