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Hey! Listen To Spiralmountain!

Heavy Blog
March 23, 2011
Listen To This!
We were e-mailed this weekend by a nice young man called Erik Ebsen. Now, not to blow our own considerably girthy trumpets, but we do get a fair amount of review requests. It's a hit and miss affair, but Erik... Read More...
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Returning We Hear The Larks – Proud England

Jimmy Rowe
March 10, 2011
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Returning We Hear The Larks Proud England 01. Uprising 02. Vendetta 03. Unrest 04. Conquest Eventually, a relatively new and trending subgenre will start to become oversaturated with derivative sounda... Read More...
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Best of British Prog: Returning We Hear The Larks [Prog-Metal March: March 9th]

Heavy Blog
March 9, 2011
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If you've been paying attention at all this week, you'll have noticed us harping on about Returning We Hear The Larks, a one-man bedroom project from the south-west of England. It's the mastermind of one Jak ... Read More...
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Returning We Hear The Larks: The Heavy Blog Is Heavy Interview

Jimmy Rowe
March 8, 2011
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Jak Noble (or more popularly referred to as Returning We Hear The Larks) is on the verge of releasing his new EP Proud England this week, March 10th. He sent us a copy and upon first listen, I was amazed;... Read More...
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Returning We Hear The Larks Post New Song!

Heavy Blog
March 7, 2011
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Djentlemen Jak Noble (AKA Returning We Hear the Larks) has posted a new song, "Uprising", exclusively on Djentlemens Club. You can also hear this here with the power of the interwebs! - GR Excellent stuff! ... Read More...
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This Week In Heavy [Week of March 08th]

Jimmy Rowe
March 7, 2011
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Morning guys and gals! Good week going on for us this week. Check out these new releases: Children Of Bodom - Relentless Reckless Forever (Universal) Condemned - Condemned 2 Death (Nuclear Blast) Destruc... Read More...
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Returning We Hear The Larks: Progressive Ambient Metal That’s More Than Just Djent

Jimmy Rowe
October 8, 2010
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Why it took this long to check out Returning We Hear The Larks, I'll never know, especially considering TNOTB's postings in the past week or so. Following the recent surge in the metal scene, RWHTL is a one man... Read More...
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  • Moon Tooth – Phototroph

    Eden Kupermintz
    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

    Eden Kupermintz
    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...
  • Atoll – Prepuce

    Bridget Hughes
    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.