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Von Hertzen Brothers – Nine Lives – Review
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Von Hertzen Brothers – Nine Lives – Review
When I was first told of this little known Finnish band, they were already preparing themselves for big things. “Pink Floyd,” or “Zeppelin” kinda big. By their second album they were raking in the awards in their native land of Finland and by the time their third had rolled out they were a household name. [...]
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Fatality … The Axis Of Metal Interview: Part Two – Indiegogo
First off, if you’re wondering why I did a second interview in such quick succession with this phenomenal band, ask yourself this question: “is the underground important?” If you don’t think so … get off this site, because we here at Axis Of Metal are warriors of the underground. Our ethos is one of support [...]
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Ass Of Spades – Sleep When You Die – Review
Truth be told, some of the best memories I have as a child are listening to tunes with my dad. At the young age of eleven years old, my Dad would take me fishing a lot on the weekends and on the fifteen minute drive down to the pier he’d crank all the tunes that [...]
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Kalmah – Seventh Swamphony – Review
Melodic death metal is just one of those genres for me. I don’t listen to a lot of it. Not out of any strong dislike for it, but because I get what I want from it from so relatively few albums out of the incredibly overcrowded field of players. Give me a handful of early [...]
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Metal Word of the Week
This week’s MWotW is Mapplethorpe. Yeah yeah yeah, it’s a name not a word. Wally knows that now. Calm down.
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Von Hertzen Brothers – Nine Lives – Review
Posted May 20, 2013 by Thomas Bawden
When I was first told of this little known Finnish band, they were already preparing themselves for big things. “Pink Floyd,” or “Zeppelin” kinda big. By their second album they were raking in the awards in their native land of Finland and by the time their third had rolled out they were a household name. [...]
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Fatality … The Axis Of Metal Interview: Part Two – Indiegogo
Posted May 19, 2013 by Paul Ferritto [Fritz]
First off, if you’re wondering why I did a second interview in such quick succession with this phenomenal band, ask yourself this question: “is the underground important?” If you don’t think so … get off this site, because we here at Axis Of Metal are warriors of the underground. Our ethos is one of support [...]
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Ass Of Spades – Sleep When You Die – Review
Posted May 18, 2013 by Paul Ferritto [Fritz]
Truth be told, some of the best memories I have as a child are listening to tunes with my dad. At the young age of eleven years old, my Dad would take me fishing a lot on the weekends and on the fifteen minute drive down to the pier he’d crank all the tunes that [...]
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Kalmah – Seventh Swamphony – Review
Posted May 16, 2013 by Alex Gallant
Melodic death metal is just one of those genres for me. I don’t listen to a lot of it. Not out of any strong dislike for it, but because I get what I want from it from so relatively few albums out of the incredibly overcrowded field of players. Give me a handful of early [...]
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Metal Word of the Week
Posted May 15, 2013 by Walter Jaczkowski
This week’s MWotW is Mapplethorpe. Yeah yeah yeah, it’s a name not a word. Wally knows that now. Calm down.
