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Metal News for November 9, 2003

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Daily Reviews

Nov 9, 2003 at 11:16 PM by deathbringer.

Tartarean Desire has a load of new reviews:

  • Anathema - A Natural Disaster (atmospheric rock / metal, 2003)
  • Ballistic - Ballistic (thrash metal, 2003)
  • Blackmore's Castle - A Tribute To Deep Purple & Rainbow (hard rock / heavy metal, 2003)
  • Carpathian Forest - Defending The Throne Of Evil (black metal, 2003)
  • Charon - The Dying Daylights (gothic rock / metal, 2003)
  • Desaster - Divine Blasphemies (black / thrash metal, 2002)
  • Dwelling - Humana (ambient, 2003)
  • Eriaminell - Enraged (black / death metal, 2003)
  • Excruciate - Beyond The Circle (2CD) (death metal, 2003)
  • Fireball Ministry - The Second Great Awakening (stoner rock, 2003)
  • Golem - Death Never Dies (death metal, 2003)
  • Graveworm - As The Angels Reach The Beauty (black metal, 1999)
  • Handful Of Hate - ViceCrown (black metal, 2003)
  • Haste - The Mercury Lift (metalcore, 2003)
  • Icon Of Hyemas - Unpopular (death metal, 2002)
  • Monstrosity - Rise To Power (death metal, 2003)
  • Napalm Death - Noise For Music's Sake (grindcore/death metal, 2003)
  • Napalm Death - From Enslavement To Obliteration (grindcore, 1988)
  • Nevermore - Enemies Of Reality (heavy metal, 2003)
  • Seethings - Parallels (nu-metal, 2003)
  • Shogun - Iconoclast (metalcore, 2001)
  • Stratovarius - Elements Pt. 2 (power metal, 2003)
  • Superjoint Ritual - A Lethal Dose Of American Hatred (metalcore, 2003)
  • Tartharia - A Secret Device (MCD) (black / death metal, 2003)
  • Theory In Practice - Third Eye Function (death metal, 1997)
  • Watch Them Die - Watch Them Die (metalcore, 2003)

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Sepsism Try Out New Bass Player

Nov 9, 2003 at 11:13 PM by deathbringer (Source: Displeased Records).

SEPSISM is currently trying out a new bass player, and has high hopes to re-stabilize its line-up. New songs are being written as well, plus their totally unavailable debut 'Purulent decomposition' will be reissued via From Beyond Productions on November 28th. Read more about them in recent interviews done in Anvil magazine (previously called S.O.D. mag) and Pit magazine.

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