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July 1999 :: Music D-E :: Electric Wizard (Nathan T. Birk)
Electric Wizard Come My Fanatics... / Electric Wizard The Music Cartel Saying Electric Wizard's Come My Fanatics... / Electric Wizard double-CD set is overwhelming is the understatement to end all understatements. Available for the first time domestically, both doom-metal platters approximate the Richter ...
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Dopethrone (The Music Cartel/Rise Above). Review by Nathan T. Birk.
ELECTRIC WIZARD DOPETHRONE The Music Cartel/Rise Above The recent "Writers Poll 2000" in Terrorizer said it best about Electric Wizard’s Dopethrone: "We gazed into their abyss. It's a wonder we ever came back." Truly, this writer's still trying to draw himself away from Electric Wizard's newest – and ...
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Free And Easy (Tee Pee). Review by David Lee Beowulf.
BAD WIZARD FREE AND EASY Tee Pee If you're in New York City and you have a chance to see this amazing band, don't pass it up. My first experience, more than a year ago, paid off big time, as I became aware of the best kept secret in rock and roll. Bad Wizard plays hard and heavy guitar-based power ...
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Head of the Deceiver (Limb). Review by David Lee Beowulf.
WIZARD HEAD OF THE DECEIVER Limb Excellent pure True Metal war cries! Hwaet! If you're not into metal, you are not my friend! And other pro-metal statements. Just looking at the album cover had me reaching for my axe and helmet. Seconds later, I was in full armor banging my head wildly while this thundering ...
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Witchcult Today (Candlelight Records). Review by Matthew Moyer.
ELECTRIC WIZARD WITCHCULT TODAY Candlelight Records With several lineup changes along the way (holy shit is that Liz Buckingham of fucking Sourvein on second guitar duties? Godhead!), including several members defecting to admittedly excellent doomcult Ramesses, one might be forgiven for worrying if ...
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Of Monkey Of Man Of Wizard (Donut Friends). Review by Joshua Krause.
PANKRATION OF MONKEY OF MAN OF WIZARD Donut Friends After being removed from the hardcore scene for long enough, I obviously haven't missed a gosh-darn thing. Maybe my expectations are a little high, but that doesn't excuse a record for hitting so low. Make no mistake: this is a metal record. And that ...
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Didn't you always have the creeping suspicion that the musical output of Mort...
MORTIIS CRYPT OF THE WIZARD Earache Didn't you always have the creeping suspicion that the musical output of Mortiis is more important as an aesthetic overview or a statement of intent than a collection of honest-to-goodness songs? It's an object d'art. C'mon, gorgeously packaged, outrageous visual ...
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Our favorite Austrian cyborg, Schwarzenegger, is back. Does the long-awaited Rise of the Machines live up to the hype, or is it terminally ill? Resident robot expert Steve Stav weighs in with his opinion...
TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES DIRECTED BY JONATHAN MOSTOW starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Nick Stahl, Claire Danes, Kristanna Loken Warner Brothers If you've seen Terminator 2: Judgment Day (T2), you probably have also watched the original Terminator (T1), and you'll undoubtedly see Terminator ...
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Though they get compared to bands as disparate as Devo, the Dillinger Four, X, and Bikini Kill, the St. Paul-based punk rock band the Selby Tigers actually have a sound all their own. Sean Carswell cornered the band while they were stranded in Cocoa Beach on their recent tour, and spoke with Arzu, Dave, and Nathan about their music, third party politics, and movies with dwarves.
THE SELBY TIGERS by Sean Carswell The best thing about going through the slush pile of independent music for a magazine like Ink 19 is that rare instance when you come across a new band that you've never heard of, and they completely blow you away. That's what happened with me and the Selby Tigers ...
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You're black metal's favorite troll, at the head of Norway's most popular metal act, the legendary Emperor. What happens when you leave the band to make ambient, keyboard-driven instrumental records? Nathan T. Birk delves into the crypt of Mortiis.
ENTER THE CRYPT OF MORTIIS by Nathan T. Birk Arguably, Mortiis is one of the few genuine enigmas left in modern music. A household name in heavy-metal circles but virtually unknown elsewhere, Mortiis was a founding member of Norway's flagship black-metal band, Emperor - it's what he did afterward that ...
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