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J-Pop...Death Metal?

Submitted by M. Drew on Friday, Mar 7th 2014

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This video has been making the rounds since yesterday, and at first I thought it was nothing, but the more I see it, the more hypnotic it becomes. So what is it? Well, it's a J-pop song...but also a death metal song. It's by three girls who aren't legal age, and it appears to be about the joy of eating chocolate. Oh, and their band dresses up like skeletons.

Album Review: Hirax - "Immortal Legacy"

Submitted by M. Drew on Wednesday, Mar 5th 2014

…and so the thrash revival rolls on. Next up in the batter’s box is Hirax, the Southern California band originally formed in 1982 in the shadow of other SoCal acts like Metallica and Slayer. Through the ins and outs and machinations of a musical career, there have only been two constants in the extended history of Hirax – thrash and founding lead singer Katon W. De Pena. So what makes Hirax stand out? Well, they’ve got a thick and crunchy guitar sound, a badass attitude and a singer who looks a little like Tim Meadows. Let’s get to work.

Album Review: Kari Rueslåtten - Time To Tell

Submitted by Chris C on Monday, Mar 3rd 2014

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One of the more welcome developments in recent years in the corners of rock and metal that we cover is the increased number of women taking up the cause. Whether it's the siren singing in bands like Epica and Nightwish, or the more belting vocals of singers like Anneke Van Giersbergen and Dilana, the number of women whose voices power the albums I hear is a refreshing change of pace. There are times when it is clearly a marketing ploy, but for the most part, a woman's voice is able to bring a new and different feeling to the proceedings.

Album Review: Kamchatka - "The Search Goes On"

Submitted by wizard on Saturday, Mar 1st 2014

Kamchatka - A 1250 kilometer volcanic peninsula in the Russian Far East located between the Bering Sea and the Sea of Okhotsk. Also, Kamchatka is the name of a blues rock trio out of Sweden. I'll let you guess which of the two I'll be discussing this week. I'll give you a hint - it's not a land mass.

The Accidental Dystopia in the RoboCop Remake

Submitted by Andy on Friday, Feb 28th 2014

So there’s a “RoboCop” remake. That’s something I have to tell my unborn children as well as my unknown bastards. It’s also about to clear 150 million on a 100 million dollar budget. Though only 50 of them bones is domestic it’s still not out of the realm of possibility I’ll have to tell those tiny bearded boys and girls there’s a “Robocop 2” too. (As in ‘also’, not 2x2 which would be weird but not impossible.