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January 27, 2015
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That's right ladies and gentlemen, Heavy Blog is branching out! We've already brought you plenty of awesome content through our YouTube channel but we're planning to do a lot more with it this year. The first... Read More...
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Death Metal and Rockin’ Space Jams: What You’ll Get When You’re Imbibed by a Quasar

Heavy Blog
September 14, 2014
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A couple of weeks ago we brought you the great news that Bispora is back and planning a "Phase II".  Find out much of the band has been imbibing in the meantime after the jump. ... Read More...
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Bispora: There Will Be a Phase II

Heavy Blog
August 31, 2014
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One of the great disappointments of the last year was the news that immediately after releasing the brilliant The Pineal Chronicles Phase I: Furtherance, Sacramento's Bispora had split up and the world migh... Read More...
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Farewell, 2013: Brian Shields’ Top 20 Albums Of 2013

Heavy Blog
December 18, 2013
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Disclaimer: I never know what it means when people say one band or one album is "better" than another.  There's no giant scoreboard in the sky that gives Necrophagist 150,000 Awesomeness Points and Barry Mani... Read More...
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Farewell, 2011: DeusExMachina’s Top 21 List

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December 28, 2011
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2011 was an absolutely absurd year for not only metal, but music in general. Such marvelous records from the best names in music. But no doubt that you know this, so lets not waste time, eh? ... Read More...
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Bispora’s Debut EP The Cycle Channels The Best That Progressive Metal Has To Offer

Jimmy Rowe
August 26, 2011
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It doesn't happen often, but every now and then a relatively new and unknown band or project comes along that blows me away on first listen. More often than not, you'll hear about it immediately. Today is one... Read More...

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