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    • Heavy Blog's Superlative List for 2021

      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022
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      Eden Kupermintz
      January 17, 2022

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      Nick Cusworth
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      January 17, 2022

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      January 17, 2022

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Review Podcast – January 2022

Joshua Bulleid
April 5, 2022
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Welcome to the pilot episode of the Heavy Blog Review Podcast, wherein the Blog's Melbourne contingent—Josh and Karlo—get together each month to review new albums in the world of heavy music ...and beyond! ... Read More...

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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.