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Asian Death Crustacean – ‘Baikal’ (Self-Released)

In life, we often tend to get into comfort zones of what we find normal. Sometimes we get stuck in those comfort zones like a rut. We may not be necessarily ignoring the world around us we may even be aware of what we are missing, much like how a person can live in a place their entire lives and not ever get around to seeing the famous museum just down the road. When you finally have a reason to get out of that rut we can discover something we had not ever truly considered. In these situations, John B finds that the reward of discovering is as good as the discovery itself. ‘Baikal’ had that feeling for him…

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Black Funeral – ‘Scourge Of Lamashtu’ (Iron Bonehead)

Black Funeral were founded in 1993 by Michael W. Ford, who performs under his magical name Akhtya Nachttoter. Over the years he has since went on to become the author of more than 25 books in the occult and Magick. As well as being a musician and author he is the current magus over the Black Order Of The Dragon and has been involved in the black metal scene for more than years. Despite the numerous line-up changes over the years since the inception of Black Funeral, in that time they have had a respectable amount of releases under their belt. With three demos, two EP’s and nine full-length albums we are about to see the release of their tenth full-length album just around the corner entitled ‘Scourge Of Lamashtu’.

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Lemurian Folk Songs – ‘Logos’ (Tonzonen)

The fact that Hungarian psychedelic blues rockers Lemurian Folk Songs take their name from the neo-mythical “lost land” of Tamil legend, which is once supposed have linked the Indian subcontinent to the island of Madgascar and Australia, and quote mantric texts in their background material, is a massive indication of what to expect from this, their second album.

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Dead Posey – ‘Malfunction’ EP (Sumerian Records)

Proving yet again that you don’t need a massive band of hired hands to make a big noise, the Los Angeles-based husband and wife duo of Tony F and Danyell Souza have managed to produce an EP that sounds as huge as any multiple-limbed gothic/industrial rock combo could hope to achieve, delivering an all-too-brief but highly effective collection of four tracks capable of levelling a city block of skyscrapers quicker than a rupture in the San Andreas Fault.

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