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Henry Fogarty checks out the ‘The More Things Change The More We Stay The Same’, the debut EP by Welsh metalcore quintet When We Were Wolves.
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In OneMetal’s latest Round-Up article Ryan Neal delves into the melodic death metal shelves to fish out some releases by Waking Theo, Ritual of Odds, Mors Principium Est, Process and The Sorrow for review.
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Classic thrash masterpiece, ‘Spectrum of Death’ from Sheboygan’s Morbid Saint was picked up by Relapse this year. Danny Heaton went back in time to ’88 to see what the fuss was about.
music ARTICLE: Round-Up: Power Metal
Jack Traveller sure loves his cheese, and he wants to share this veritable cheeseboard of power metal with you in OneMetal’s latest Round-Up, covering Hollow Haze, Inmoria, Unisonic, Screaming Shadows and Iron Savior.
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book REVIEW: Dracula Cha Cha Cha by Kim Newman
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music ARTICLE: Staff Picks of 2012: Music
While seemingly the rest of the world sat anxiously awaiting the Mayan-predicted Apocalypse, Phil Whitehouse was compiling the OneMetal Music Team’s picks for Top 5 releases of 2012. Fingers crossed, the world will survive long enough for you to check them out.
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to Monuments’ Matt Rose
Having released one of the most anticipated albums of the year to a great reception from fans old and new, Monuments chatted to OneMetal during their October tour with Jeff Loomis to fill us in on what’s coming next.
music REVIEW: AMENRA – Mass V
Oliver Longden is a hard man to please but 40 minutes of momumentally pretentious Belgian sludge with transcendent religious overtones could be exactly what the doctor ordered. AMENRA’s ‘Mass V’ is subjected to scrutiny within.
music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to InMe’s Dave McPherson
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music ARTICLE: Round-Up: Grindcore
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music INTERVIEW: OneMetal talks to The Graviators
Chris Ward chats with bassist Jonah Holm and guitarist Martin Fairbanks of Swedish occult doom/rockers The Graviators about the recording of their most recent album, ‘Evil Deeds’.
music LIVE REVIEW: InMe, Hildamay & Midgar @ Relentless Garage, Islington – 09/12/12
Before heading back to the studio to work on their next release, InMe said TTFN in style with a show at the Garage that showcased some of their least-played live songs.