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The Podcast: Episode 67 (Good metal is always good) (1/20)
With January more than halfway over, the time seems to fly by from week to week. Darrell recaps the major reviews for this past week, giving you yet another reason to believe that metal is always on the rise. Even more than that, it is time to welcome new faces into the Sorrow Eternal fold; one this week, and one the following week.
The Podcast: Episode 66 (Now with 50% more awesome) (1/13)
For every mediocre release, there are always twenty great ones to offset it. In this case, the week was plentiful, with two amazing new releases from Harakiri For The Sky and Unbowed, hiding the failings of the debut EP by Visions Of Tragedy. With some new faces joining the operation soon, things are on the verge of getting bigger and better.
The Podcast: Episode 65 (Jazzy, folk, blackened, death, post math podcast-core) (1/6)
Another week of reviews has come and gone, and there is a disturbing trend developing early in this new year. Buzz words, meaningless labels, and derivative styles are dominating the first week of 2013, and it begs to be addressed. But not all is bad. Dan Klyne has managed to remind us of the power of the one man band.
The Podcast: Episode 67 (Good metal is always good) (1/20)
With January more than halfway over, the time seems to fly by from week to week. Darrell recaps the major reviews for this past week, giving you yet another reason to believe that metal is always on the rise. Even more than that, it is time to welcome new faces into the Sorrow Eternal fold; one this week, and one the following week.
The Podcast: Episode 66 (Now with 50% more awesome) (1/13)
For every mediocre release, there are always twenty great ones to offset it. In this case, the week was plentiful, with two amazing new releases from Harakiri For The Sky and Unbowed, hiding the failings of the debut EP by Visions Of Tragedy. With some new faces joining the operation soon, things are on the verge of getting bigger and better.
The Podcast: Episode 65 (Jazzy, folk, blackened, death, post math podcast-core) (1/6)
Another week of reviews has come and gone, and there is a disturbing trend developing early in this new year. Buzz words, meaningless labels, and derivative styles are dominating the first week of 2013, and it begs to be addressed. But not all is bad. Dan Klyne has managed to remind us of the power of the one man band.
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