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October 1998 :: Music A-C :: Benümb (David Lee Beowülf)
Benümb Soul of the Martyr Relapse Full-on evil extreme death metal. How can they fit thirty-five tracks on here without making each song sound like a half-minute blitz? OH, that's why, some of the songs are eight to twelve minute dirges ("Stood Up and Sold Out") while others are twenty-seconds run ...
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March 1998 :: Music C-E :: Coalesce (Keith Mercer)
... society. Q: What is the new CD like? A: Give Them Rope is the musical equivalent of a water park slide lined with sandpaper. The previous split with Napalm Death was only a hint of things to come, it seems Coalesce is now committed to the kind of abrasive sound that makes the old school look like a ...
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When Dracula Thinks "Look At Me" (Southern Records). Review by Matthew Moyer.
... Lake of Dracula. And those lines, of course, form a pentagram. When Dracula Thinks is that sort of (revitalizing) spastic heaviness that made early Napalm Death, Boredoms, Autopsy, and the aforementioned Anal Cunt so fucking exciting and fresh in the first place — the crucial difference being ...
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September1998 :: Ink Spots :: Fear Factory (David Lee Beowulf)
... the Obsolete Mindkiller in 1998: An interview with founder and guitarist Dino Cazares by David Lee Beowulf Since arriving in the heyday of Death Metal in 1992, Fear Factory has stood out as one of the "indicators" of what the future of the sound would be. Many times I've heard them referred to as "the ...
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April 1998 :: Live Ink :: U.S. Maple, Aerial M, and Mogwai (Matthew Moyer)
... .98 by Matthew Moyer Birmingham. Let's say it all together now. Tony Iommi. Geezer Butler. Ozzy. And while we're going down the list, I'll throw in Napalm Death, Godflesh, and Bolt Thrower. All three bands tonight definitely feel the down-tuned cloud of Birmingham's legacy hanging over them. But who ...
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May 1998 :: Music Sm-T :: Soilent Green (Jeremy Wernow)
... , incredible timing and time changes, and lots of vocals that are guaranteed to leave a sore throat. One minute they will be playing an ode to early Napalm Death, and the next minute they are playing your typical heavy low-end slow trudge riff. This short but sweet release does not quite fit into any ...
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