John Doran

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The Body: Christs, Redeemers

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Malevolent sludge duo introduce some choral grief

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Grails/Pharaoh Overlord: Black Tar Prophecies/ Palmu

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Split release teams up stoner rock and Krautrock metallers

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Family: Portrait

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Eclectic East Coast alt-rockers get broody

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Wo Fat: The Black Code

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Stoner rockers induce that (kitchen) sinking feeling

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Litmus: Slaughterbahn

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Mantras and Mellotronics from a long lost future

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Obelyskkh: White Lightnin'

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A bolder, brighter vision for stoner rock

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J Mascis: Several Shades Of Why

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Grunger bins the fuzz box.

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Anna Calvi: Anna Calvi

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Roy Orbison reborn as a young female Londoner.

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Wire: Red Barked Tree

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Nostalgia be damned on Wire’s glorious twelfth.

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Humanfly: Darker Later

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Leeds post-hardcore doom revivalists strike blackened gold.

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Superchunk: Majesty Shredding

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Completely average chunk more like.

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Soulfly: Brute Force

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In 2010, Max Cavalera explained to Metal Hammer why Soulfly have gone back to being a nasty metal band on the Omen album

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Baroness: Blues Brothers

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On October 13, 2009 Baroness released The Blue Album. At the time it came out John Baizley gave Metal Hammer an insight into his artistic leanings

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The 69 Eyes: To Hel' And Back Again

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The 69 Eyes had been a huge band in their native Finland for well over a decade when they landed in the UK in 2007. Metal Hammer were eye (!) witnesses to the invasion plan

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