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Phil Whitehouse checks out a diverse evening encompassing grindcore, hardcore, black metal, screamo and post-metal, all headed up by an explosive performance by metallic hardcore legends Converge.
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Jack Traveller catches Birmingham-born extreme metallers Anaal Nathrakh’s hometown show on the Vanitas tourette.
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Chris Ward goes against his better judgment and sits down to watch SyFy TV movie Piranhaconda. Think of it as a public service…
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