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Gaskin, End Of The World/No W…

More struggler rock from the early New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Gaski… more »

Aorta, Aorta

The cracked concept/opera about main veins and heart attacks that the alb… more »

Grinderswitch, Honest to Good…

Started by a crew dog for the Allman Brothers, Grinderswitch were signed … more »

Destroy All Monsters, Bored…

The Stooges and the MC5 left such a bad taste in major label mouths that … more »

Ted Nugent’s Amboy Duke…

Here Nugent's "kill it and grill it" sonic persona is fully formed … more »

The Men Of Porn, Experiments …

On an earlier album, Men of Porn had a tune called "Smoking Pot on a Sund… more »

Dixie Witch, Into The Sun…

Twenty years ago, Dixie Witch might have had success in the arenas. Into … more »

Robin Trower, This Was Now …

The first disc in this set, a 1974 recording of the Robin Trower Band, is… more »

Goatsnake, Trampled Under Hoo…

Trampled Under Hoof puts together the best Goatsnake performances in the … more »

Scorpions, Eye II Eye…

Eye II Eye was the Scorpions '1999 attempt at being innovative in a t… more »

Acid King, Busse Woods…

Laurie S., the axe-wrangler and singer for Acid King, does it really slow… more »

Gaskin, End Of The World/No W…

More struggler rock from the early New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Gaski… more »

Deep Purple, Shades of Deep P…

Recorded in 1968 when Deep Purple hadn't quite invented their tradema… more »

Jimmy Page, No Introduction N…

The last six tunes on No Introduction Necessary come from 1970's Lord… more »

Killing Floor, Rock The Blues…

Knocking it out in the clubs with other Brit bands all wishing to get a p… more »

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Kicking at the Boundaries of Metal

By Jon Wiederhorn, eMusic Contributor

As they age, extreme metal merchants often inject various non-metallic styles into their songs in order to hasten their musical growth. Sometimes, as with Alcest and Jesu, they develop to the point where their original… more »

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