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Today’s review needs a little introduction, since in recent times I’ve never heard of this happening to a metal band, or at least it was not openly acknowledged: In The Name Of is, what you could call, a casting band. In 2010 the vocalist Tyler Small started the band, with Danny Worsnop of Asking Alexandria …
Continue reading “In The Name Of – This Will All Make Sense Soon”
It’s a bit slow in the post-hardcore department when it comes to new releases, so I’ve decided to write about an EP that came out in June 2012 but I’ve only stumbled upon recently: Morals by The Words We Use. Let me just say this right off the bat: the four song (five including the …
The music is pretty good and even though the video is meant as a joke I still have to show this one to you! Where else can you see Schwarzenegger handle a lot of amphetamines (oh wait…), a band playing in a whirlpool and an underwater guitar solo? Thanks to Schaul for this one! [youtube …
In the couple of years that I’ve been listening to metalcore and similar music I’ve seldom seen one band receive as much hate as Capture The Crown. The reason for all this malice is that people argued that they blatantly copied Asking Alexandria‘s style from their Stand Up And Scream era. This includes: the way …
Today I’m going to review something I haven’t done for El Gore so far: a comic; more precisely Predation from the Legends Of The Night series. In case you have never heard of it, which is likely, let me introduce you to this horror comic by Karl White: it’s a completely independent series which has …
It’s time to check out what’s been happening in the Luxembourgish scene again and what better way to do this than by checking one of the releases that I didn’t get around to review last year. I’m of course talking about A Mute Appeal, who released their debut EP Convictions Of Empires on December 1st. …
If you’ve read a couple of my reviews you know that I’m mostly into post-hardcore and metalcore. However, I love me some hardcore from time to time, and what better way is there to do so than by checking out a new band that isn’t influenced by a record label? This is why today’s review …
Continue reading “Serpent’s Tongue – Desolation & Vices (double review)”
I don’t even know where to start, so I won’t say anything except: Japan out-japaned themselves on this one. Thanks to Vic for the contribution! [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSwsiAKv5K8] ~Yannick~
As teased yesterday, here’s the review of the second opening act that night: the French band Trepalium! A lot of people have probably heard them before without even knowing it since back in 2006 their song Sick Boogie Murder raised a lot of eyebrows because of its interesting sound. In 2012 the quintet released a …
First off: a belated happy new beer to all of you! Let’s start, shall we? In November last year I went to see Gojira at den Atelier and it was a great show, but something that went unnoticed by many were the two opening acts. One of them was the French band Klone from Poitiers. …