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Review: Sacriphyx/StarGazer split

This is a split release featuring two Australian bands, Sacriphyx on one side and StarGazer on the other. Each band plays one song, and both songs...
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Review: Necrophobic - Death to All

Necrophobic’s latest, 2009′sDeath to All, is a merging together of the band’s past efforts as a death/black metal hybrid with...
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Quick review: Kerasphorus' "Cloven Hooves at the Holocaust Dawn

Spawned in 2009 in San Francisco, California, the entity known as Kerasphorus roared into existence like a stellar flare, only to die away just as...
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Resuscitator / Sacriphyx split LP now available

Nuclear War Now! Productions has just announced the release of a split LP containing material from both Los Angeles' own Resuscitator and...
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New Autopsy EP: a breath of fresh miasma

Now that the revival of authentic death metal is starting to garner some serious momentum, it only makes sense that along with all of the newcomers...
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See Sadistic Intent with Cemetary Urn, Friday October 15th

Several times a year, the dark gods of abyssal death metal are praised by us Southern Californians at a ritual performance envied by the rest of...
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Immolation and Vader to perform at the Whisky

Long-standing masters of dissonant NY death metal Immolation will be headlining a performance this upcoming Thursday at the famous Whisky a Go Go...
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Local band reviews, vol. II

A little while back, we reviewed some local bands in the hopes of stimulating some interest in Los Angeles' somewhat decrepit and disorganized...
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Sign up to get Glorious Times a reprint

Glorious Times is a DIY project chronicling the genesis of the death metal scene from 1984 through 1991. Created by Alan Moses and Brian Pattison,...
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New Triptykon EP, "Shatter," to be released October 26th

Although this column was critical of the Triptykon full-length, we still believe in Tom Warrior and crew and so are looking forward to the release...
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