PLEURISY Calls It Quits
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Dutch death metal unit PLEURISY has released the following statement: "After almost 15 years of PLEURISY, we decided to break up....
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Capitollium take frighteningly brutal black metal, toss in some symphonic keyboards, a female opera singer and slick tempo shifts for one hell of a global debut. At times the disc will have you despondent and full of dread and then throw a complete 180° with soul crushing, blasting death from above.
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F5: The Reckoning
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aking a more metallic approach to death/metalcore, Indiana’s The Analyst combine their ferocious delivery with melodic, technical guitars and pummeling rhythms. With the likes of The Black Dahlia Murder at one end of the genre spectrum and the mosh heavy White Chapel at the other, The Analyst fit snugly right in the middle — branching out into both ends of the range.
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