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Release Day Roundup – 7/20/18

Scott Murphy
July 20, 2018
Release Day Roundup
Each month, we always seem to come to the same conclusion when it comes to our Editors’ Picks column: Friday release days open the floodgates and unleash a seemingly endless stream of quality new music. But whi... Read More...

First Wave Of Bands Announced For Maryland Deathfest 2016

Jimmy Rowe
June 29, 2015
News
The organizers of North America's extreme metal mecca Maryland Deathfest must never get a vacation, because the hype and planning of the annual festival begins almost immediately after the last one draws to a c... Read More...
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Slayer To Headline Rockstar Mayhem Festival In 2015

Heavy Blog
April 14, 2015
News
In a world without Ozzfest, the Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival has taken over as the gigantic, travelling circus of metal every summer in America. It might not have as deep of a lineup as, say, Warped ... Read More...
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PHOTOS: Suffocation, Kataklysm, Jungle Rot—October 3rd, 2014 @ The Gramercy Theater, New York, NY

Kyle Gaddo
October 17, 2014
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2014's incarnation of the Carnival of Death tour featuring Suffocation, Kataklysm, Jungle Rot, Pyrexia, and Internal Bleeding kicked off with a bang in NYC on October 3rd. This tour is currently making its ... Read More...
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PHOTOS: Suffocation, Exhumed, Jungle Rot, and Rings of Saturn — April 5th @ St. Vitus in New York, NY

Jimmy Rowe
April 8, 2013
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Touring in support of their latest album Pinnacle of Bedlam, the legendary Suffocation have recently embarked on a headlining tour, featuring support from Exhumed, Jungle Rot, and Rings of Saturn. As usual, o... Read More...
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Victory Records Signs Canadian Symphonic Black Metal Band Erimha(?!)

Jimmy Rowe
April 4, 2013
News
Victory Records have signed Montreal-based symphonic black metallers Erimha!
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Jungle Rot Begin Their ‘Terror Regime‘

Heavy Blog
March 14, 2013
News
The title track to Jungle Rot's upcoming album Terror Regime is now available!
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Decrepit Birth Victims Of Robbery In San Francisco

Jimmy Rowe
September 28, 2012
News
Bad news, everyone. Decrepit Birth have been victims of a robbery in San Francisco this week while out on tour with Obituary, Broken Hope, Jungle Rot, and Encrust. Here are the details given via the band's Fa... Read More...
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PREMIERE: Encrust’s ‘Tapeworms’

Jimmy Rowe
August 28, 2012
Features
Somewhere on the crossroads of stoned out sludge and death metal lies the appropriately named Chicago five-piece Encrust. Formerly known as Hunters, Encrust successfully merge southern-tinged groove riffs wit... Read More...
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Victory Signs Yet Another Generic Band

Heavy Blog
April 27, 2011
News, Video
What happened, Victory? What happened to signing bands like Within the Ruins, Wretched, and BTBAM (who have since moved)? No, you get this abomination. Why? WHY?! Sorry if I have ruined your day.  There are ... Read More...

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  • Moon Tooth – Phototroph

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    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.

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    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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