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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
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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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  • Moon Tooth – Phototroph

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    May 5, 2022
    By now, Moon Tooth have garnered themselves quite a following in the progressive metal spaces. This is no accident; the scene is hungry for the kind of upbeat and unrestrained music that Moon Tooth is creating. Good news then: Phototroph is by far the band’s most energetic and “poppy” release, and I mean that in the best way possible.

  • Path of Might – Deep Chrome

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    May 5, 2022
    Back in 2016, I first heard Path of Might's "Mountain of Flowers & Fruit", from their self-titled release, and I wa... Read More...

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    May 5, 2022
    A friend recently asked me a baffling question: Is Nicolas Cage a good actor? It’s a seemingly simple inquiry, right... Read More...

  • Eight Bells – Legacy of Ruin

    Eden Kupermintz
    April 7, 2022
    Legacy of Ruin very much continues Eight Bells' style of ethereal, haunting doom but splices it with more dynamic and muscular riffs, drums, and vocals for a new, and markedly improved, version of the band's sound. It is still an album to sink into to be sure, but it also affords the listener with more footholds on their way down.