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VIDEO OF THE WEEK – CATTLE DECAPITATION

VIDEO OF THE WEEK – CATTLE DECAPITATION

Posted by | Nov 24, 2019 | , ,

We’re changing the format of our ‘Video Of The Week’ feature. You see, we get dozens of very high-quality submissions, many of which are worthy of our coveted honour, and it often is difficult for us to pick one clear winner at the expense of other contenders. So, in addition to naming our ‘Video Of The Week’, and going into more depth about both the song and its visual presentation, we’ll also be showcasing some of the other visualizations which have tickled our optical cortexes over the previous seven days.

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Immolation/Ragnarok/Monument Of Misanthropy/Embryo – Manchester, Rebellion – 21 November 2019

Immolation/Ragnarok/Monument Of Misanthropy/Embryo – Manchester, Rebellion – 21 November 2019

Posted by | Nov 23, 2019 | ,

From the downbeat yet uptempo stylings of Fontaines D.C. to the growling and blastbeats of Immolation within a couple of days, Manchester is sure throwing our resident gigaholic some curveballs with gigs at the moment. A mere five-minute walk from Tuesday night’s venue lies a bumper four band heavy as fuck bill to attempt to vibrate some sense into the big lad’s head.

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Persian Risk – ‘Who Am I? Once A King’ (Escape Music)

Persian Risk – ‘Who Am I? Once A King’ (Escape Music)

Posted by | Nov 22, 2019 | ,

Persian Risk were one of the NWOBHM bands kicking around in the late ‘70s.  With a list of protagonists that reads like the Who’s Who of BHM it’s a real wonder why they haven’t had the same levels of success as some of the other bands such as Motörhead (who they toured with in the early ‘80s).  This was on the back of Phil Campbell being one of the original members.  A fact that is readily acknowledged in the promotional blurb and credits for the writing and guitars on the tracks on the albums.  Also included in Carl Sentance’s career is a significant collaboration with Geezer Butler, Don Airey and Wishbone Ash’s drummer Tim Brown.  Whilst none of the original collaborators are included in the current re-recordings the influences run throughout.

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