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Album Review – Stranger Fruit by Zeal & Ardor (Radicalis/MVKA)

12/06/201812/06/2018 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher Black Metal, Blues, Come on Down, Dark, Devil Is Fine, Jazz, London, Manuel Gagneux, Metal, MVKA, New Metal, New Music, Occult, Radicalis, Sacrilegium, Soul, Stranger Fruit, Traditional Black Metal, Zeal & Ardor

Zeal and Ardor have released the follow up to their hugely popular and successful debut record, Devil is Fine. Released on the 8th of June via Radicalis/MVKA, this is Stranger Fruit and this is phenomenal.

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Horror Book Review: Books of Blood – Volume One (Clive Barker)

17/04/201626/03/2017 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher 0 Comments Acting, blood, Book, Books of Blood, Books of Blood: Volume One, Bradley Cooper, Candyman, Clive Barker, demons, Farm, Flesh, Giants, Gore, Graphic Violence, hell, Hellraiser, Highway of the Dead, In the Hills The Cities, Jack, Kaufman, Madness, Mahogany, Meat, Mr B Gone, murder, New York, Pain, Pig Blood Blues, Pigs, Play, Serial Killer, Sex Death and Starshine, Shakespeare, Short Stories, Soul, Sow, Subway, Suffering, The Book of Blood, The Dead, The Fathers, The Hellbound Heart, The Midnight Meat Train, The Veil, The Yattering and Jack, Theatre, Twelfth Night, Victims, Vinnie Jones, Wounds, Yattering, Youth Detention Centre, Yugoslavia

Clive Barker is considered the master of horror, his imagination is both fascinating & terrifying. A lot of movies based

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