(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

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Fatality had their debut in 2003 when the band was still young and just starting high school. In The early days, they had little direction, playing covers and writing music when they felt inspired. With a great deal of influence from bands like Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, and Megadeth, Fatality knew from the start that they wanted to thrash. They became seriously involved in writing songs that strongly reflected the thrash metal style of the 80s but with new and gripping twists to the music. Fatality played their first few gigs opening for punk bands because they were the only subculture that would tolerate the adolescent shredding of the new hot head kid band. As they aged, their attitude stayed the same, but there became a noticeable development in the progressive nature of the music they were playing. The band’s style and sound was slowly becoming more distinct and this new path gave inspiration to the guys in the band to continue their writing process. Since the beginning Fatality has always been about having fun and playing for the fans. The band grew with Spencer ‘The Speen Machine’ LeVon on vocals on guitar, Eytan Gordan on lead guitar, Adam Zlotnik on bass and Mason LeVon on drums. Due to geographical issues, former Liar and a Thief drummer Andro Suarez decided to take over the drummer position. With Andro’s abilities in mixing and recording music and the band’s dedication to the creation of new music, the band is on the path to releasing their debut album independently the summer of 2009! Playing shows in Toronto with the hope of moving on to bigger and better places and reaching metalheads worldwide FATALITY has made all the efforts to invade your ears! With a fun and fearless stage presence, a stomach full of liquor and a confidence in heavy metal that is often admired, FATALITY is back on the road to worldwide domination.

(4 votes, average: 3.75 out of 5)

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Scenes from Hell is the eighth full-length studio album by the Japanese extreme metal band Sigh. It is the band’s first full-length recording to feature Dr. Mikannibal. On October 15, 2009 the band posted the album cover and set January 19, 2010 as the official release date.

(2 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)

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It’s our first ‘proper’ studio album after years of crappy recordings and shitty splits: http://www.ill-eat-your-face.com

Hope you dig it. Me (Barrytron – drums) and THE BOY (guitar) have been in shitloads of other Cork bands over the years, including Altar of Plagues, For Ruin, [R]Evolution of a Sun, El Bastardo, ELK and Captain Insano.

I’ll Eat Your Face has gigged with everyone from Fleshgod Apocolypse and Unleashed to DJ Scotch Egg (Japanese gabba DJ) and Adebisi Shank (Dublin alt rock).

We have been going for about 4 years, and have toured Ireland and Holland (they really like us in Holland – I don’t get it either…) a number of times. We have two DVDs, a 20″ split and two other CDS out available through our webstore.

Like the album? Purchase it here – http://illeatyourface.bigcartel.com/

(2 votes, average: 3.50 out of 5)

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Tracking starting in September of 2009 at Planet Z Studios. Production was handled by Chris “Zeuss” Harris, who also produced Arsis’ previous record We Are the Nightmare. The album artwork was done by Mark Riddick, whom Arsis has worked with on all of their previous releases.
Although Starve for the Devil was originally scheduled for a January 15 release date, it was later pushed back into February with an announcement that a bonus track would be included on the European release, and that two bonus tracks would be included on the limited Nuclear Blast mail order and vinyl editions.

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An all-female metal band that was formed on October 31, 2004 in Russia. The band consists of Aina (vocals and songwriter), Verbena (bass), Olga (piano/keyboards), and Elvira (guitars and songwriter) – replacing Lydia that left the band in 2006. They described their music as ‘Dramatic Metal’.

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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2009

This year marks the foundation of the north german five-member Metal outfit black elegy holding high the flags of crushing Death Metal, symphonic Goth Metal and melancholic Doom Metal. This versatile mixture, enriched with lots of thrilling melodies and a variety of influences from all over the Metal camp, can be heard on the band‘s latest output:

Deconstruct : Reconstruct

The three songs of this MCD come up with a total playing time of over 27 minutes. 27 minutes to make exactly clear what‘s what.

Give it a try!

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High Impact is a live compilation album of Yngwie Malmsteen’s most masterful instrumental performances since 1993 released on December 9, 2009. The album’s unique features include one vocal track and a never-before-released bonus track of Malmsteen’s interpretation of the hit classic “Beat It”.

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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A mostly instrumental precursor to the upcoming Nihternnes second full-length ‘Subterfuge’

So if you people enjoyed ‘The Dawning Of A New Era’ from what seems like waaaaaaaaaaay back in 2007, be patient – this is not entirely like that.

If you people enjoyed ‘The Mouthless Dead’ EP I did last year, well fuck, doesn’t really sound like that either.

What this demo DOES have is instrumental versions of three new original tracks, that will be on the new album (release date as yet unknown), as well as two cover tracks (with vocals).

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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In summer 2008 they managed to land themselves a record deal with Rising Records, home to bands such as Trigger The Bloodshed & Bleed From Within. A year later with three successful self-booked UK tours under their belt, a line up change & having played the same line up as Opeth, Saxon, Sepultura and many more, the band found themselves in the studio recording their full length, ‘Treason’.

The band hope to expand their growing fan base & turn heads with ‘Treason’ & continue to do so with their intense live performance, whether it be to 20 people or to 200 people. ‘Treason’ comes out on the 15.02.2010, keep your eye open for this band.

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

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The Algorithm is a one-man band that just released their first demo, check it out! For fans of Psyopus, The Dillinger Escape Plan and Sky Eats Airplane