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So here's my thesis: Death/grind is the new thrash metal, updated from around 1985, to now: it's sophisticated in terms of musical s...

In anticipation of the release of their new album, Utilitarian , on February 27th in Europe and February 28th in North America, the legend...

Beer Corpse -  Keg Nuts I know what you’re thinking.  You read that band name and thought ‘I’m one hundred percent positive these guys play ...

Another band the Ripple crew found exciting enough to review twice.  Here's Odin's take. A few months ago my brother and I were at a...

God, that band name sucks. Seriously? It sucks particularly because it makes genuinely interesting, lushly textured music hard to take serio...

Did the headline work? Did you read it and immediately think, without logically evaluating anything, "Holy Christ! Why the goddamn hell...

Brutal Truth has always been one of my favorite Grind bands. Since the first time I heard Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses , I wa...

It's been a long time since a split CD has really caught my attention and made me want to continue to listen to it over and over. B...

  Sweden has always been know as a hotbed for really good metal. Sweden’s Inevitable End are no different. These Swedes offer up brand new a...

The Spanish are known  for many brutal things. Most of these things involve bulls. When thinking of Spanish music it usually invokes light v...

Who's killing Comrade Music*? Which of his four sons? And how do I, your utterly-reliable narrator, the Grand Inquisitor, I, Torquemada ...