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Kaiju Daisenso: Radiation Scars review

Posted on May 15, 2017 by Editor

Kaiju Daisenso continues to hold D.U.’s attention on the strength of the latest release, the “Radiation Scars” CD EP. Continue reading Kaiju Daisenso: Radiation Scars review→

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Review: Sloth Herder is back with “No Pity, No Sunrise”

Posted on April 17, 2017 by Editor

Sloth Herder has grown sharper, smarter and more venomous. Continue reading Review: Sloth Herder is back with “No Pity, No Sunrise”→

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Review: Bittered is feeling “Government Oppression”

Posted on April 6, 2017 by Editor

Imagine watching a band play in a beer-soaked, cigarette-stained basement with a single bulb providing inadequate lighting. Continue reading Review: Bittered is feeling “Government Oppression”→

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Vulturic Eye “Vulture Manifesto” review

Posted on February 28, 2017 by Editor

The British three-piece band leans on older progressive metal, and the singer, it sounds like, has a bit of influence from Michael Kiske and Bruce Dickinson maybe. Continue reading Vulturic Eye “Vulture Manifesto” review→

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