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Release Day Roundup – Get Out the Vote Edition

Heavy Blog
September 28, 2018
Release Day Roundup
Listen: it's no secret (because we choose not to make it a secret) that a vast majority of the writers and editors here at Heavy Blog belong to the left side of the political map. There are exceptions and there... Read More...
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Subliminal Groove Records Signs Separatist

Jimmy Rowe
March 10, 2014
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Subliminal Groove Records --- home to a handful of favorite up and comers like Lorelei, Ascariasis, Slice the Cake, and Ovid's Withering --- is fast becoming a label to watch for forward-thinking underground ... Read More...
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Lorelei Sign To Subliminal Groove Records

Jimmy Rowe
August 8, 2013
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Great news! Our buddies in North Carolina-based symphonic deathcore group Lorelei have signed to rising indie label Subliminal Groove Records, home to the likes of Ovid's Withering, Ascariasis, and Nemertines... Read More...
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Bandcamp Beatdown: Annex Theory, The Armed, Ascariasis

Heavy Blog
June 25, 2012
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  As mentioned on my post about Stillborn Messengers, I occasionally go on these "Bandcamp Hunts", in which I go to the metal section of Bandcamp, and download everything that is both free (or name your price)... Read More...
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Ascariasis Release New Song “Shatter”!

Noyan
December 2, 2011
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So, we've been covering Ascariasis for quite a while now, and we think they're pretty awesome. If you don't know about them (please don't google their name), they're an up and coming progressive death metal wit... Read More...
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HBIH EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: New Ascariasis Song, “Torchbearer”

Noyan
June 29, 2011
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In case you don't remember who Ascariasis are, go back and check the previous post I made about the band. Go on; I'll be waiting. Still don't Google the name though... So, now that you've whetted your appe... Read More...
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Hey! Listen To Ascariasis!

Noyan
June 2, 2011
Listen To This!
Ascariasis are an up and coming progressive death metal band from Ontario. I found them out while checking out guitar cover videos (their guitarist is pretty damn good), and without further ado, I present their... Read More...

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