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Review: Toby Keith Speeds Through the Middle of the Road on ’35 mph Town’
SPIN Metal Report: Spectral Wound’s Black Metal Sleeper Hit, Lluvia’s Poetic Simplicity
Review: Kylesa Perfect Their Psychedelic Space-Metal on ‘Exhausting Fire’
Review: Without Their Late Guitarist, Slayer Are Closer to Shameless Than ‘Repentless’
SPIN Metal Report: The Body and Thou Team Up Viciously, Black Cilice Ooze to the Forefront
Hell? Yes! Midnight’s ‘No Mercy for Mayhem’ Is Majestically Satanic
Death Metal Darklords Drowned Return With ‘Idola Specus’
Nashville’s Bleed the Pigs Grind Against the Grain
Death Becomes Tombs on ‘Savage Gold,’ A Lean Grind of Dark Metal
Supergroup Serpentine Path Drops Gale-Force Crusher ‘Emanations’
Agalloch’s Blackened Folk Metal Soothes the Soul on ‘The Serpent & the Sphere’
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