Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 37: Tom Angelripper
Tom Angelripper is the vocalist, bassist and main songwriter for the German thrash metal band Sodom which he founded in 1981.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 36: Hampus Klang
Hampus Klang is the guitarist for the Swedish heavy metal band Bullet. He is also one of the founders and organisers of the cult Swedish heavy metal festival Muskelrock.
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Video premiere: As I May “Breaking Myself Away”
Today, modern metal band As I May from Finland premieres the video for the track “Breaking Myself Away”.
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Video premiere: Transport League “Kaiserschnitt” feat. Christian Sture
Today Swedish rockers Transport League premieres a new video for the title track from the forthcoming album “Kaiserschnitt” which will be out on 27th August via Mighty Music.
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Album review: Under The Oak “Ripped Up by the Roots”
Norwegian thrash metal with doom and NWOBHM twists.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 35: Bumblefoot
Former Guns N’ Roses guitarist Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal, currently plays with Sons of Apollo and Asia and is active as a solo artist, composer and producer.
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Album review: Elderblood “Achrony”
Elderblood has taken a turn to a more classic black metal sound on its third album.
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EP review: Sodom “Bombenhagel”
German thrash metal legend Tom Angelripper and his Sodom are back with a fab new three-track EP.
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Album review: Imari Tones “Nabeshima”
Imari Tones gives us Japanese Christian alternative rock on a 24-track double album.
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Album review: Steignyr “The Legacy of Wyrd”
Folk metal from Barcelona: Steignyr takes its listeners on a mythical journey on its new album.
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Album review: Danko Jones “Power Trio”
Canadian power trio Danko Jones hits us in the face with its tenth album.
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Five Records That Changed My Life, Part 34: Dr. Mikannibal
The Japanese musician and vocalist Dr. Mikannibal (aka Mika Kawashima) sings and plays the saxophone in the legendary Japanese avant-garde black metal band Sigh.
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EP review: Lorna Shore “…And I Return to Nothingness”
Lorna Shore, a terrific extreme metal band from New Jersey, returns with a new vocalist and a great three-track EP.
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