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Soilwork... for the better part of a decade was my favorite band. They still are top 3 honestly, and I find myself lost in their discography from time to time, but the new age we live in honestly keeps them out of the loop - since their cadence is usually
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If you've ever played Guitar Hero, or dubbed a little toe into metalcore/emo back about 10-15 years ago, you know who this band is. Howard Jones/Adam turned "My Curse" into an absolute staple of a song. The weird thing is, I've always
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Demon Hunter is a band that's very often put out consistently good material. They tend to always stick to their guns, while taking some liberties within their albums to experiment with lighter things. They still to this day, remain a force to be reckoned with. I've
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Yes, this is kind of two album reviews in one, but there's a couple of key differences between the two records that I just wanted to point out along the way. So I am going to review them together to take note of them. No, neither are bad,
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I don't think metal is quite as popular as I think sometimes. I sit here turning this album on so I can play it again while I write a quick review (on Spotify)... and I notice that only three songs off this album cracked a million plays -
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Black metal - ambient noises, hellish landscapes, evil imagery, and often very poor production value to sound as "natural" as possible. Nothing wrong with it I guess, just never really my cup of coffee, even though I do love black coffee. This isn't a black metal
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Christian music tends to have such a bad name. There is a lot of unique bands in the genre, but they share a similar problem to every other genre of music; it's full of stuff, so you have to sift through a ton of sand to find the
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This has easily been one of my favorite bands in the last 3 years. So yeah, just expect that will be what you read about in the next few minutes. Since this album came out in May, it’s been on constant rotation; if not by itself, then in a
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I have a history with this band… let me explain. Soilwork has always been one of my favorite bands, so naturally I tend to lean towards bands from the same areas over there, In Flames being an exception. They never seemed to hit the mark for me. This isn’t
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My relationship with this band‘s music has been… well less than impressive. I was first introduced by the song “The Summoning” and while it had cool parts, it just never seemed to flow very well together. It felt like a bunch of puzzle pieces from different pictures that someone