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Dissident Aggression: Lycus – Chasms

by Metal Insider | Jan 29, 2016 | Dissident Aggression

Somewhere, deep amid the thorny brambles of the metal world there exists a dimension of pure atmospherics. A place where some of the most talented acts in the metal world spend their days slow-cooking multiple genres in a cauldron of the ethereal. It’s deep...

Dissident Aggression: Seven Sisters of Sleep – Ezekiel’s Hags

by Metal Insider | Jan 22, 2016 | Dissident Aggression

It should be stated, first and foremost, that there are few bands in the metal world who so deftly tap dance up and down the Heavy Metal BPM paradigm the way Southern California’s Seven Sisters of Sleep do. Not just from album to album, or even song to song, but...

Dissident Aggression: Agoraphobic Nosebleed – Arc

by Metal Insider | Jan 8, 2016 | Dissident Aggression

What if you were told that one of the best grindcore bands of the last twenty years, a band that has built its stellar reputation on blinding speed and brutality through brevity, was about to release one of the sludgiest, grooviest, most thunderous doom records...

Dissident Aggression: Fórn – Weltschmerz

by Metal Insider | Dec 4, 2015 | Dissident Aggression

There must be something about the long, cold, unrelenting New England winters that has produced so many bands over the years who specialize in various forms of doom-laden sonic madness. The list of bands is too comprehensive to rattle them all off here, and frankly...

Dissident Aggression: The Body & Krieg

by Metal Insider | Nov 27, 2015 | Dissident Aggression

Collaborations, especially in the metal world, can really be a hit or miss proposition. But every now and then two artists come together to create something wholly unique and worthy of the legacy that both acts have established on their own. Such is the case with the...

Dissident Aggression: Magic Circle – Journey Blind

by Metal Insider | Nov 13, 2015 | Dissident Aggression

It’s been well documented in various sources, including this esteemed website, that every genre in the metal world has experienced a glut of bands all reaching for the proverbial golden ring that usually winds up leaving that particular scene a watered down...

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