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TOXIC HOLOCAUST – Evil Never Diesreviewed by Matt Edmund
TOXIC HOLOCAUST – Hell On Earthreviewed by Matt Edmund
With the reissue of their sophomore release Hell on Earth, Toxic Holocaust returns with their brand of fast paced thrash metal. Like on their debut [...]
PANTHA DU PRINCE – Black Noisereviewed by Matt Edmund
It’s a never ending battle. The battle between nature and technology. The void between mechanical and manual…digital versus analog. In an attempt to try to [...]
STYGIAN – Fury Risingreviewed by Matt Edmund
Fury Rising is the second full-length album from these hard rockers from Philadelphia. Playing off a sound that can only be described as a mix [...]
FUCKED UP – Couple Tracksreviewed by Matt Edmund
It could be said that 2008 was a turbulent year for the high-energy act from Toronto, Ontario. Releasing the highly successful album The Chemistry of [...]
CALE PARKS – To Swift Marsreviewed by Matt Edmund
Intertwining melodic harmonies with a retro electronic new wave sound, Cale Park’s newest EP combines a wide range of musical influences throughout it’s six tracks. [...]
DOOMRIDERS – Darkness Come Alivereviewed by Matt Edmund
Mixing a hard and fast rock and roll sound along with splashes here and there of hardcore attitude is the latest album from Boston’s Doomriders, [...]
RISE AND FALL – Our Circle is Viciousreviewed by Matt Edmund
Who would have thought that it would take a hardcore band from Belgium to present hardcore vocals I could actually understand? Reviewing this kind of [...]
FOREIGN CINEMA – Non-Synchronous Soundreviewed by Matt Edmund
There’s something very appealing about the minimalistic sounds of Foreign Cinema’s newest release Non-Synchronous Sound. It’s always nice to throw on an album and have [...]
CARCRASHLANDER – Mountains On Our Backsreviewed by Matt Edmund
Dreamy soundscapes full of tweaked tones meet driving guitars on the newest album from Carcrashlander. This nine-track album rides like an audio road trip taking the listener through scenic ambient lows full soft tones, only to turn the corner and become thrown full-throttle into a raging instrumental barrage of guitars and effects.
DANIEL FRANCIS DOYLE – We Bet Our Money On Youreviewed by Matt Edmund
One of the most beautiful things about the World Wide Web is the fact that pretty much anyone can self-publish their art and expose it [...]
TINY ANIMALS – Sweet Sweetnessreviewed by Matt Edmund
Sweet Sweetness indeed! Usually an album title doesn’t give much insight to the music contained within its contents, but in this case New York City’s [...]
HEAVY METAL PARKING LOTreviewed by Matt Edmund
Factory 515 17 min., dir. by Jeff Krulik and John Heyn Time capsules allow us to relive the past through artifacts preserved in time and [...]
LEWD ACTS – Black Eye Bluesreviewed by Matt Edmund
Hailing from San Diego, hardcore act Lewd Acts is at it again with their new full-length Black Eye Blues. At first listen, it may sound [...]
Interview: Intro5pectwords by Matt Edmund | photo courtesy of Intro5pect
Somewhere deep behind “The Orange Curtain” (a term we use here in southern California to describe Orange County) live the members of electro-punk band Intro5pect. [...]
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