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Sadistic Metal Reviews: Metal as a Service (Mucho, Mucho MaaS)

by Brett Stevens on June 30, 2022

What happens when something succeeds? It fixates on that success because now it has something to lose. Forget all those stupid alt-right tropes about “hard times make hard men weak, weak times make weak men hard” because they are like most things Right-wing merely a prelude to the type of sodomy that Jesus does not mind. Metal reached its peak in the 1990s with underground death metal and black metal, but now the little people have come in to munch the carcass while loudly demanding attention.

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Tags: decay, disma, Grand Belial's Key, peddit, smr, sodomy

Casa de Garcia – Connecticut Churchill (2022)

by Brett Stevens on June 10, 2022

On this site, we need to come down harder on bunglers. Bunglers either tend to be anarchistic-narcissistic or obedient-conformist, which means that you can be one in either major political party, even if the biggest bunglers come from the Utopians who, among other things, ruined Cuban cigars.

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Tags: churchill, cigars, connecticut, cuba, tobacco

National Day of Slayer XVII: The Carnage Continues

by Brett Stevens on June 5, 2022

International Day of Slayer, riffing on the National Day of Prayer, kicks off on June 6, 2022 with new classic Slayer recordings for you to blast all day long while you skip work, school, and all other meaningless activities in order to listen to Slayer!

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Tags: international day of slayer, National Day of Slayer, slayer, Speed Metal

Serpent Ascending – Hyperborean Folklore (2022)

by Ton Basileion on May 27, 2022

While still retaining some of the aesthetic elements of 2016’s sleeper-hit Aṇaṅku, Serpent Ascending has adopted a flowing form of riffing on this latest album comparable to some Norwegian black metal. This has both an upside and a downside, in that the longer melodies can reach a greater degree of intensity at times, but there is also less contrast within individual songs.

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Tags: Black Metal, Serpent Ascending

Cervecería Centro Americana, S.A. – Famosa

by Brett Stevens on May 27, 2022

Your local hipster beer aficionado will hate this one because it is a gentle American Adjunct Beer that fits somewhere between 1980s Coors and present day Modelo Especial. Expect a thin and sweet but not too sweet brew that washes down like Corona, perfect for hot days, with minimal alcohol.

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Tags: american adjunct beer, beer, famosa

Scandinavian Black Metal After 1995

by Max Schoenbach on May 27, 2022

We all know that black metal essentially pulled an Amber Heard back in 1994, and that death metal had died the previous year, having said all that they wanted to say and now resting while the world took the next thirty years to assimilate the meaning. However, some standouts bucked the trend.

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Tags: ancient wisdom, diabolical masquerade, helheim, in battle, odium

Join us, join us, join us… welcome back: Shitposter Club Movie Night Features “Lord of the Rings”

by Brett Stevens on April 29, 2022

If you are like so many modern people trying to figure out what to do with your life, consider joining the shitposters for another Sunday night movie festival, this time spanning all of the month of May and covering the Lord of the Rings trilogy, starting this Sunday with The Fellowship of the Ring.

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Tags: Lord of the Rings, movie night

Famishgod – Rotting Ceremony (2021)

by Ton Basileion on April 2, 2022

Bad doom metal focuses on aesthetic and technique to create a mood for consumers to purchase the way you would clothing at an outlet mall. Good doom metal subtly manipulates mood throughout the course of a piece in order to create the impression of expanding depth within a singular atmosphere.

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Tags: doom-death, famishgod

Blazemth – The Return of Lucifer (2022)

by Ton Basileion on March 17, 2022

Black metal travelled many roads when attempting to fully understand its identity; many of these paths were imaginative at first, but ultimately served to further divide the genre into identifiable individual brands instead of renewing discovery of what it had at its center.

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Tags: Black Metal, blazemth