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Beast - Demo 1981

Necroracle - Arcane Impious Sorceries, Spain Lunatic Affliction - Nerto Brixtia, Germany

Rhythm Of Fear - Maze Of Confusion

Darkness - The Gasoline Solution

Black Mass - Ancient Scriptures

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Fluids - Reduced Capabilities, Phoenix filthgrind, really been coming to love these guys. Degraved - Whispered Morbidity & Exhumed Remnants, compilation Seattle death metal Hamvak - Maelstrom of Abhorrent Incantations, one-man Hungarian death 2022

Voivod - Killing Technology

Guilt Machine - On this Perfect Day

Man, it feels like forever ago that I first heard these guys. I had a friend who was a good guy, but definitely had a habit of trying to proselytize his Christian listening habits. I knew it was pretty much his absolutely insane mother that had forbidden non-Christian music in their home. The situation with her was complicated and wouldn't do to get into here, but he definitely did his research in looking for bands that he and I could both listen to. I think he could tell that I just wasn't taking the bait with Creed or other particularly popular Christian bands at the time, and that eventually led to him introducing me to Zao. I was honestly a little indifferent and found them a little boring, but whatever. Made a suitable soundtrack to driving around and generally getting up to no good in small town country. I'm sort of surprised to see they're still around honestly. NP: Slug Gore - They Slime! They Ooze! They Kill They Slime! They Ooze! They Kill! | Slug Gore (bandcamp.com) I will never understand the seeming connection between certain parts of extreme metal and dub-noise-rave whatever electronica. The entire first track of this album is a techno track, and it threw me for a loop because it really doesn't play nice with honestly fairly capable and energetic grindcore. I can respect the art of arranging, and I understand that a choosing from a whole spectrum of audible sound could open things up as far as songwriting is concerned. It also seems like it helps keep a bead on an idea and the song as a whole during the whole brain to writing to performance journey, but I just can't get excited about it. Maybe others are hearing something that I'm not. It's happened before. Still, despite my best efforts I can's get into it. These guys sound like they'd be fun to see live in some squalid hell hole of a venue though.

Fantastic choice! I'll be making my way through the Manowar catalog very soon.

Manowar - Fighting The World

Dee Snider - "For the Love of Metal" My goodness, what a great album! Seriously heavy.

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ZAO - Live From The Church

Metallica - Garage Inc.

Actually got to see them earlier this year. Was looking forward to seeing them again in May, but just counting myself lucky I got one. Same for Sodom who played their first US set in like 18 years. Neither disappointed. Still no real explanation for why MDB cancelled.

C.O.C. - Animosity

Rainbow - Rising

The Cult/Love

HAUST - Negative Music

The first album for Hand in the SKy is out now. It took me 2 months to make this record, and it was hell, but I got it.

In Australia we have Qantas the flying kangaroo. I'd more likely be Plummet Air the flying wombat! NP: The Accused - Martha Splatterhead's Maddest Stories Ever Told