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Album Of The Year 2015 – Number 11

And so, we’re at the last spot before the top 10. It seems like a fitting place to take a short break for Christmas, before I come back refreshed and nursing a broken liver to complete the series over the New Year period. Thanks again to those of you who have stuck with me over Continue Reading »

Written on December 24, 2015 at 7:11 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2015 Reviews, Album of the Year, Albums, Entertainment, Melodic Metal, Music, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Uncategorized

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Essential Metal Releases Still To Come in 2015 – Part 2

Welcome to Part 2 of my series of posts taking a look at some of my most anticipated album releases that are scheduled or rumoured to see the light of day before 2015 is over. Already a strong year, it seems incomprehensible that there are just so many great albums still to come. If you Continue Reading »

Written on July 18, 2015 at 8:24 am, by manofmuchmetal

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Categories: 2015 Reviews, Albums, Entertainment, extreme metal, Heavy Metal, Journalism, Melodic Death Metal, Music, Prog Rock, progressive metal, Progressive Rock, Rock, Symphonic Metal, Uncategorized

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