Pentagram

January 25, 2013

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Pentagram (Alexandria, Virginia)            If you’re a metal-head then you’ve probably heard the name Bobby Liebling.  The misfit of metal who had the band with the  potential of being as big as Black Sabbath.  The band’s impact was huge, and if Liebling hadn’t fallen to the clutches of drug addiction, they could […]

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Hour of 13

December 15, 2012

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Hour of 13 (Salt Lake City, Utah)                         Light your candles, start your rituals; the Hour of 13 approaches.  Take Mercyful Fate, strip away King Diamond; cut down on faster parts, add a whole lot more eerie-ness, and you’ve got Hour of 13 bringing you […]

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High on Fire

September 24, 2012

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High on Fire (Oakland, California)                          Gritty blues driven stoner sludge.  It’s like your stuck in the middle of a burning field of weed.  It smell’s nice, but it’s really dangerous, and you’re not sure if you’ll get out alive.  Does that not sound inviting? […]

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Conan

August 22, 2012

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Conan (Liverpool, United Kingdom)                    Make sure to put on your full-length body armor, for the sound that’ll be emanating from your speakers is crushingly heavy, and your gonna need as much protection as possible.  The sound of the guitar and bass together is a destructive marriage of thunderous […]

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Electric Wizard

August 18, 2012

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Electric Wizard (Dorset, England)                      Enveloped in a blackness, the sounds confront you with horror and comforts you with supernatural evil.  It creeps into your skin, crawls along the edges and then enters your brain, nesting there until your possessed to go out and buy every […]

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Trouble

June 5, 2012

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Trouble (Aurora, Illinois) And then, there was light within the darkness.  Within the ever growing evil/satanic realm of extreme music dubbed black metal, Trouble cracked through the surface shining their Doom laden light on a world of darkness.  Heavy as hell they were right there with Candlemass and Saint Vitus at the beginning of a genre […]

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Melvins, The

May 3, 2012

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The Melvins (Montesano, Washington)   Who doesn’t like The Melvins?  I’m serious, who doesn’t like The Melvins?!  IT’S THE MELVINS!  Shall I say more?  Yeah probably.  These guys are hard to categorize.  More than most.  They are metal, but with their strange sense of humor, experimenting, and different mix of styles they are quite unique. […]

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Sleep

April 20, 2012

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Sleep (San Jose, California)               Get ready the bong water, the blunt wrap, the rolling papers, or just be prepared to relax and engulf yourself in the encompassing sound that folds around you as Sleep rolls its Sabbath like drone about your very soul. Born from a band called Asbestosdeath and […]

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Danzig

April 4, 2012

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Danzig (Lodi, New Jersey)                        Glenn Danzig has always had a fascination of that which basks in darkness.  At an early age he started collecting things like B-horror movie posters, horror related articles, animal skulls, occult books and other things out of the ordinary.  His early musical […]

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Type O’Negative

April 2, 2012

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Type O’Negative (Brooklyn, New York)                   Well, there wouldn’t be a Type O’ Negative without Mr. Peter Steele; frontman/bassist/main composer.  His biggest influences were Black Sabbath and The Beatles.  He formed the band in 1989 under the name “Repulsion,” but because of legal issues with a band of […]

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Black Sabbath

March 16, 2012

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Black Sabbath (Aston, Birmingham, England)                 It may be safe to say that if Toni Iommi hadn’t gotten the tip of his finger chopped off in a shop accident, we would not have the doom laden sound created and projected for the first time on people’s home stereos with a self-titled release; […]

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