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September 2020

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September 23
- Kataklysm’s Unconquered: massive hooks and seismic power courtesy of death metal warhorses
September 22
- Heathen’s Empire Of The Blind: never write an old school Bay Area thrash band off
- Mastodon’s Medium Rarities is a celebration of one of metal’s most deranged and brilliant bands
September 21
- Finntroll’s Vredesvävd: folk-metal icons serve up mischief and malevolence on epic comeback album
- Deftones have made a record for every kind of Deftones fan with Ohms
- Accept: Metal Heart - Album Of The Week Club review
September 17
- Pain Of Salvation - Panther review
- Pain Of Salvation’s Panther is the sound of 21st century prog metal at its brooding best
- Napalm Death’s Throes Of Joy In The Jaws Of Defeatism: grind kings return triumphant
- Apple AirPods (2019) review: We take a closer look at Apple’s iconic ear buds
September 16
- Cult Of Lilith open up a new tech-death frontier on stellar debut album Mara
September 15
- Zakk Sabbath’s Vertigo: Zakk Wylde recreates Sabbath’s debut album. But why?
September 14
- Sweet: Sweet Fanny Adams - Album Of The Week Club review
- Skeletal Remains’ The Entombment Of Chaos: old school death metal for a new generation
September 11
- Mastodon - Medium Rarities: A trawl through 20 years of long-lost sonic mayhem
- The Flaming Lips - American Head: The dark side of the 70s dream
- Marilyn Manson - We Are Chaos: The God Of F*ck gives his demons free rein
September 10
- Sony WH-1000XM4 wireless headphones review
September 7
- Robert Plant: Pictures At Eleven - Album Of The Week Club review
September 4
- Oceans Of Slumber - Oceans Of Slumber review
- Code Orange’s Under The Skin: modern metal visionaries redraw the boundaries again
- Fleetwood Mac's 1969 To 1974: a rousing last hurrah for the road not taken
- The Rolling Stones' Goat's Head Soup: retaining the whiff of sex, sleaze and violence
- Zakk Sabbath's Vertigo: you don't need it but you'll love it
- All Them Witches: Nothing As The Ideal - an enticing feast for psychedelic senses
September 2
- Ulver’s Flowers Of Evil: a dark journey into danceable decadence
September 1
- Oceans Of Slumber’s stellar new album is a turbulent masterpiece for our times