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Reviews Album review: Jinjer – Duél Ukrainian metallers Jinjer bring rage and resilience to uncompromising fifth album.
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Reviews Heavy metal on ice and mosh-pits in hot tubs: What happened onboard 70,000 Tons Of Metal 61 bands. 3,000 metalheads. One heavy-as-hell boat from Florida headed to Jamaica and back again. We cruise to headbanger heaven aboard 70,000 Tons Of Metal 2025…
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Reviews Album review: Thecityisours – Will You Still Love Me Thecityisours create a garish mishmash of sounds on disjointed third album, Will You Still Love Me
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