Tom Dare

Articles by: Tom Dare

Welcome Back: Enslaved

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Enslaved return with another mind-boggling blackened-prog knockout.

Primordial, Live in London

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Ireland’s incensed metallers raise the spirits

Psycroptic: Psycroptic

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Tasmanian death metal devils misplace their aggression

Árstíðir Lífsins: Aldafoðr Ok Munka Dróttinn

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Pagan black metallers find themselves in the element

Syn Ze Sase Tri: Stăpîn Peste Stăpîni

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Blackened symphonic Romanians prove slightly out of key

Enslaved: In Times

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Bergen’s prog heroes chart another new course

Battle Beast: Unholy Saviour

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Eighties-obsessed Finns still showing off their patches

Why I Love... Danzig by Dani Filth, Cradle Of Filth/Devilment

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Metal's filthiest figurehead salutes Evil Elvis, the original Misfit...

Bölzer, live in London

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Support: Ascension, Deströyer 666, Vassafor, Dysangelium

Periphery on their love/hate relationship with djent

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The Periphery frontman on the band's early influences and how it led them to new proggy ground

Krakow: Amaran

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Bergen’s post-metallers take a new turn off the map

Call Of The Void: Ageless

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Flavoursome grind outfit forget to stir the pot

Ingested, live in London

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Support: Unfathomable Ruination, Sentenced

Melechesh: Towards Babylon

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A band forged in conflict, both external and internal, Jerusalem exiles Melechesh look set to become the next underground band to resonate on a far wider level.

There’s more to folk metal than warpaint and the hurdy gurdy

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Dig deeper into the world of folk metal

The bluffer’s guide to Folk Metal

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There’s more to folk metal than bagpipes, flagons of ale and hey-nonny-nos.

At The Gates, live in London

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Support: Triptykon, Morbus Chron, Code Orange

Dimmu Borgir: Two Decades Triumphant

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Celebrating 20 years of Dimmu Borgir

Shade Empire: Omega Arcane

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Epic death/black metal, with an epic running time too

The Resistance: Scars

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In Flames exiles wash up on Stockholm’s crusty shores

Dark Tranquillity: Construct

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Melodeath pioneers make erratic headway

My Dying Bride: The Manuscript

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Northern gloomsters eke out more misery

C.R.O.W.N.: Psychurgy

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Cosmic Gallic sludge to herald the end of days

The Monolith Deathcult: Tetragrammaton

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Demented Dutch deathsters hijack the 90s

Hacride: Back To Where You've Never Been

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Progressive French crew go overboard on the polish

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