Mondo Drag – The Occultation Of Light Album (2016) Review
I don’t think epic even captures how grand The Occultation of Light is. I don’t think it is even in the same ballpark. There...
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Sep 7, 2021
What to Consider When Choosing Electronic Cigarettes
Most people will tell you that smoking is dangerous but what you need to know is that it is not always the case, especially...
Sep 4, 2021
Mistakes to Avoid When Playing Online Games
When playing online games, people make many mistakes that hinder them from winning an online game. Mistakes are made by both beginners and those...
Sep 3, 2021
Here’re 4 Incredible Ways on How Boxing Sports Can Boost Your Moods
Do you often find yourself lacking the zeal to anticipate for another day? Low moods can take a significant toll on one’s life. Living...
Albums
Toothgrinder – Nocturnal Masquerade (2016) Album Review
Have I gone soft or is talented heavy music just hard to find/write about these days? It’s been months since I’ve found a progressive...
Twitching Tongues – World War LiVe (2014) Album Review
Los Angeles-based heavy metal band, Twitching Tongues, released their third full-length album, Disharmony, in 2015, but before that debut for Metal Blade Records, the...
Lionheart: Love Don’t Live Here (2016) Album Review
I have a bone to pick with California! Why have you kept Lionheart largely to yourself? This brutal hardcore band deserves more exposure, and,...
It Lies Within: Paramount (2016) Album Review
As many times as I express my discontent for metalcore I still find myself listening to new releases from the genre. I’m like the...
ZEX – Fight For Yourself (2014) Album Review
ZEX’ Fight for Yourself is without a doubt one of the best albums I’ve listened to all year. It’s just totally badass and full...
Arcade Messiah II (2015) Album Review
Arcade Messiah are a post-metal band out of the United Kingdom with their own explorative instrumental music to add to a beautifully dizzying and...
Fine Fine Titans – Renaissance (2015) Album Review
Fine Fine Titans shocked the majority of the scene with their first release, Omega, because the group was something different for the post-hardcore community....
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