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UPDATED: Victim's Respect – Tears of Redemption [Demo]

Jimmy Rowe
June 6, 2009
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So I was busy today helping a local group featuring some friends of mine record a demo, which is why there's been no updates for today. The band is called Victim's Respect and they are from Pikeville, KY. Most ... Read More...
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  • Green Druid – At the Maw of Ruin

    Eden Kupermintz
    November 30, 2020
    If any of you recently had the thought "I wonder what's Denver been up to recently" the answer is still "dropping some massive riffs." Case in point: Green Druid.

  • Bring Me The Horizon – POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR

    Jimmy Rowe
    November 9, 2020
    Bring Me The Horizon teams up with DOOM's Mick Gordon for an EP that applies dystopian videogame aesthetics to the current global sociopolitical chaos for a remarkably engaging EP that is a collection of their best material yet.

  • Dark Tranquillity – Moment

    Joshua Bulleid
    November 9, 2020
    Dark Tranquillity have arguably the best track-record of any melodic death metal band. As co-founders of the genre, they’ve helped challenge and define its boundaries for the better part of three decades and have rarely come up wanting.

  • Of Feather and Bone – Sulfuric Disintegration

    Jonathan Adams
    November 9, 2020
    With Sulfuric Disintegration, Of Feather and Bone have not only built upon the success of their debut in every measurable metric, but also proven that it is possible to present a work of art that is both immediate and sustainably punishing.