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Album Review: Drag Me Down by Cabal (Long Branch Records)

28/03/202017/03/2020 Brendan Fisher Black Metal, Blackened Death Metal, Cabal, Danish, Death metal, Deathcore, Denmark, Drag Me Down, heavy metal, Jamie Hails, Kim Song Sternkopf, Long Branch Records, Mark of Rot, Matt Heafy, Møl, New Metal, New Music, Polaris, Trivium

Danish heavy metallers, Cabal, are set to release their sophomore album, Drag Me Down, on the 3rd of April via Long Branch Records.

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Album Reviews 2019

Album Review: A Pale Horse Named Death – When The World Becomes Undone (Long Branch Records)

13/01/201929/12/2018 Carl Fisher A Pale Horse Named Death, Album Review, Albums, Albums 2019, Gothic, Gothic Metal, heavy metal, Long Branch Records, Metal, When The World Becomes Undone

Featuring members of Type O Negative and Life of Agony, A Pale Horse Named Death will release their new album ‘When the World Becomes Undone’ on the 18th January 2019.

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Top Lists - Music

UnholyDarklotus’ Favourite Albums of 2017 ( Numbers 15 to 6)

31/12/201730/12/2017 Brendan Fisher 0 Comments AFM Records, albums of 2017, Anomalie, Art of Propaganda Records, Blaze the Thunder, Cavalera Conspiracy, E1 Music, eOne, Gods of Violence, GoodFight Music, Gunmen, Halfway Human, Kreator, Long Branch Records, Machine Messiah, Municipal Waste, MyChildren MyBride, Napalm Records, Ne Obliviscaris, Nuclear Blast, onight the Revenge Starts, Orden Ogan, Psychosis, Season of Mist, Self-Released, Sepultura, Slime and Punishment, Top Ten, Urn, Vicious World, Visions, Within The Ruins

So this is the second of 3 lists that will count down my Top 25 Albums of 2017. A year that has thrown forth a plethora of top, top quality rock and metal albums.

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Album Reviews 2017 & Before

Album Review – The Great Collapse by Fit For an Autopsy (Long Branch Records)

02/04/201720/12/2019 Brendan Fisher 0 Comments Absolute Hell, Absolute Hope, EOne Music, Fit For an Autopsy, Joe Badolato, Josean Orta, Long Branch Records, Pat Sheridan, Peter Spinazola, The Great Collapse, Tim Howley, Will Putney

The Great Collapse by Fit For an Autopsy is out now. It is heavy, technical and clever making it one of the best deathcore albums in years.

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Album Reviews 2017 & Before

Album Review – Halfway Human by Within the Ruins (E1 Music/Long Branch Records)

28/03/201720/12/2019 Brendan Fisher 0 Comments Andrew Tate, Deathcore, E1 Music, Halfway Human, Joe Cocchi, Kevin McGuill, Long Branch Records, New Metal, Paolo Galang, Progressive, Technical metal, Tim Goergen, Within The Ruins

If you are looking for heavy metal packed with creativity and experimentation , look no further than Halfway Human. The newest album from Within the Ruins.

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