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Earth – Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light 1
With their latest effort, Earth toys with the idea of heaviness. Angels of Darkness… isn’t an album that pounds and pummels you into submission, but lightly glides on by, taking you along for the ride. This record exudes mellow vibes, so light a candle and close your eyes as it takes you away…
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HELLBOUND RADIO: December 5th, 2010 playlist
Here is what we played on the December 5th edition of Hellbound Radio
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Saturday nite in Montreal–my liver is doomed!
Multiple choice question: What shouldn’t you do at the onset of a cold? A) Walk around outside in sub-zero temperatures B) Drink half your age in beers C) Stay out late past 3 am D) All of the above If you answered D, you’ll have how I spent last Saturday nite in Montreal.
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Kylesa / Baptists / Haggatha @ Media Club, Vancouver BC, December 2 2010
“The crowd, still frothing from Baptists’ frantic set, boiled over for Kylesa from the get-go when they opened with “Hollow Severer”. The band was in fine form throughout their set, which was mostly balanced between Static Tensions and Spiral Shadow.” Kyle Harcott recaps the December 2nd performance by KYLESA, HAGGATHA and BAPTISTS at Vancouver’s Media…
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The Holy Mountain – Here Is No Exit 12″
All around, Here is No Exit is more top notch material from a band who’ve never failed to deliver top notch material.
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Heaven & Hell – Neon Nights:30 Years of Heaven & Hell DVD
It’s tragic how such a welcome comeback could be snuffed out so cruelly, but what a way for Heaven and Hell to go out: sales and attendance exceptional, everyone finally getting along, not to mention proud of everything they’d accomplished in such a short time span. And with Neon Nights: 30 Years of Heaven &…
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Hellbound Audio Interview: Phil Anselmo in November 2010
You may remember that about a month ago Hellbound published an interview that Jason Wellwood did with the one and only Phil Anselmo. This interview was originally done for Mr. Wellwood’s radio show “Blowing Up The Lakehead”, which airs each and every Monday night on CILU FM in Thunder Bay. Since it was so successful…
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Something Wicked This Way Comes: Watain/Goatwhore/Black Anvil @ The Opera House, Toronto, ON, December 4, 2010
“With Watain, there is no division between style and substance. Far from invoking the more alienating or shoe-gazing aspects of black metal, they invited the audience into their circle with their high-energy antics. They are, at their core, rock and roll at its extreme margins — noisy, nasty, problematic, maybe even unpredictable.” Jonathan Smith reviews…