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Prog rock duo OSI give you their fourth album. Will they be able to bring the thunder? (We make no apologies for that terrible joke)
music REVIEW: Brent Hinds Presents: Fiend Without A Face/West End Motel
Mastodon’s Brent Hinds brings us some forgotten gems from his past in this two-part album. Zakk Appleyard grapples with the split personality that is Fiend Without A Face/West End Motel.
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music LIVE REVIEW: Amon Amarth, Grand Magus + In Solitude @ Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton – 16/03/2012
Phil Whitehouse donned his horned helm and packed his drinking horn for an evening of Viking-themed melodic death metal courtesy of Amon Amarth, with support from fellow Swedes, occult trad metallers In Solitude and heavy/doom metal power trio Grand Magus.
music REVIEW: Woods of Ypres – Woods 4: The Green Album
Ryan Neal delves into the vaults to unearth Woods of Ypres’ challenging fourth album, Woods 4: The Green Album.
film INTERVIEW: That Smegging Interview: OneMetal Speaks To Red Dwarf’s Chris Barrie and Danny John-Jules
Peter Allison meets the Boys from the Dwarf – Chris Barrie and Danny John Jules, AKA Rimmer and Cat – at the National Space Centre’s Brit SciFi, and talks about the new season and the comic success of Red Dwarf.
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music LIVE REVIEW: Protest the Hero, Long Distance Calling, Blood Command + Uneven Structure @ Islington Academy – 09/03/2012
Dave Fensome heads to the Islington Academy in London to check out a diverse evening of prog metal, post-rock, punk and technical metal.
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Job For A Cowboy’s Jonny Davy
Phil Whitehouse grills death metal quintet Job For A Cowboy’s vocalist Jonny Davy about overly homogenous touring packages, corrupt Arizona sheriffs and the relative coolness of Magic: The Gathering cards.
music REVIEW: Woods of Ypres – Woods 5: Grey Skies & Electric Light
Ryan Neal shines a light on the final release by melancholic metallers Woods of Ypres.
music LIVE REVIEW: Cannibal Corpse, Triptykon, Enslaved + Job For A Cowboy @ HMV Institute, Birmingham – 11/03/2012
Phil Whitehouse braved the St. Patrick’s Day Parade crowds in Birmingham’s Irish quarter to take in the decidely less jig-worthy fare on offer on the final date of Metal Hammer’s inaugual Destroyers of the Faith tour.
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Nicholas Cleeve approaches the latest release from German symphonic metallers Xandria.
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music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Xandria’s Nils Middelhauve
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Danny Heaton reaches for his pipe. This time it won’t just be his teeth that are blackened as he spins the West Midlands’ newest heretics.
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Chris Ward turns back the clock and listens to Relapse Records’ latest Death release, the live album Vivus!