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Here's our kind of summertime readin': the July/August issue of the venerable British 'extreme' metal periodical Terrorizer. It's got Andee and Allan all in a tizzy 'cause it's "The PROG Issue"! That's right, a special issue devoted to the legacy of the much maligned (but beloved 'round here) '70s genre of progressive rock, as it manifests itself in the context of today's extreme metal scene. So there's features on bands like Opeth, Arcturus, Cave In, and Emperor, as well as the more traditional prog of Rush and Dream Theatre. Plus a history of the genre, a bunch of top tens of 70's prog (best and worst), etc. Terrorizer's revisionist take on prog notes that even punk mascot Johnny Rotten was a fan of Van Der Graaf Generator and Can. Non-prog content includes stories on The Great Deceiver, Mastodon (who ARE kinda prog), Soulfly, and Vader, along with the usual news and reviews. Prog on!

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We stock this excellent British "extreme metal" mag every month, but rarely remember to list it...but thought this time we'd give it a mention 'cause there's a whole page in here about our pals The Fucking Champs! Plus, Meshuggah, Eyehategod, Judas Priest, The Berzerker, In Flames, Limbonic Art, and plenty more. With the sexy female singer of Lacuna Coil on the cover, not sure how extreme that is...

TERRORIZER Issue #173 magazine + cd 9.99
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AT LAST! The UK's Terrorizer is our favorite "mainstream" magazine devoted to all things metal (and otherwise "extreme"). We've been reading it religiously for years - Andee even has his own subscription - but had rarely been able to stock it at Aquarius, until now. Terrorizer's spotty US distribution had eluded us, and there were only a few book and magazine stores in town that ever had it. But, now we're hooked up and will be carrying it here regularly. Basically, it's The Wire magazine for all the cool, heavy stuff we like that The Wire (usually) ignores. It's big and glossy, 96 colorful pages, plus bonus sampler cd!
This issue, we get the reunited Carcass on the cover (can't wait to see 'em, they're playing in two weeks, several of us here already have our tickets!). Also this ish: Harvey Milk, Capricorns, Keep Of Kalessin, Cult Of Luna, Ascend, The Heads, Grave, Made Out Of Babies, Aborted, Brown Jenkins, Annihilation Time, The Endless Blockade, Amon Amarth, and tons more. You can see, it's a fairly eclectic array of extremity, certainly lots of things of AQ interest in there. Among the other features, there's an article on the burgeoning Greek power metal scene, and an "Invisible Jukebox" (oops, "Hard Of Hearing" is what they call it) session with Behemoth, and of course there's also a gazillion reviews too!
On the cd sampler ("Fear Candy #57), you'll find tracks to check out from Capricorns, Ogre, Blood Farmers, Aborted, Whitechapel, Waylander, Kalmah, Klimt 1918, Brown Jenkins, Daylight Dies, Repugnant Inebriation, Algazanth, Withered, Sotajumala, Deception, Arkangel, Insidious, and Soulfly.

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We said we'd now be getting this essential UK magazine of metallic (and other) extremity on a regular basis, and so we are. Here's #174, right on schedule!
Paradise Lost, Anathema and My Dying Bride share the cover, celebrating 20 years of the British doom-death scene they helped create. Also, stuck to the cover: a -double- cd sampler, with tracks from PL, MDB, Anathema, Oakenshield, Canvas Solaris, Dragonforce, Darkspace, Dwellers Of Twilight, Coffins, and loads more.
Inside the magazine, there's stuff on Esoteric, Motorhead, Krisiun, Gnaw Their Tongues, Krallice, The Wounded Kings, Kalmah, Wold, Harkonin, Coffins... Genghis Tron/Nachtmystium on tour, Destruction (the band) in the studio, a label profile on 20 Buck Spin, an Italian death metal scene report, tons and tons of reviews, and a look back at Possessed's classic Seven Churches. Oh, and Anaal Nathrakh do the "Hard Of Hearing" feature, guessing as to the identity of a bunch of tracks being played for them, getting stumped by everything except for Iron Monkey...

TERRORIZER Issue #175 magazine + cd 9.99
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October's installment of essential extreme metal reading material is here. While we read (and now regularly stock) some other monthly metal magazines (including the excellent upstart Decibel and old standby Metal Maniacs), THIS is the one that we've been addicted to longest and love the most.
This issue has Viking superstars Amon Amarth on the cover, and inside has interviews as well with the likes of Benediction, Cannibal Corpse, Iced Earth, Kampfar, and our doomy Finnish pal Albert Witchfinder of Reverend Bizarre (R.I.P), The Puritan, and Armanenschaft. There's also stuff about Blood Ceremony, Anata, Testament (doing the "Hard Of Hearing" feature), and others. Plus a loving look back at Nocturnus's crucial sci-fi-death-metal opus The Key, a scene report on Greek black metal, tons of reviews, a label profile on Profound Lore, and plenty more besides. Oh, and a huge "folk special" section. Well, folk-metal that is. They delve specifically into "Irish Pagan Metal" (talking to Proscriptor from Absu and Mike Scalzi from Slough Feg, as well as some actual Irish bands), "Finnish Folk Metal" (including mention of one band from Portugal...), and Neofolk. Whew! There's a lot in this ish worth checking out. And let's not forget the free, cover-mounted cd sampler, with 21 tracks from several bands in this issue and others too.

TERRORIZER Issue #176 November 2008 magazine + cd 9.99
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The "Folk Metal Special" begun last issue continues in this ish of the premier British 'extreme music' magazine, with a focus on pagan black metal such as Vintersorg, Negura Bunget, Skyforger, and others. American "Freak folk" gets a look in too, with features on Agalloch and Jex Thoth. Elsewhere this issue, you get Enslaved (on the cover), Arckanum, Destruction, Toxic Holocaust, Burst, Swallow The Sun, The Haunted, Gojira, Slayer, Amon Amarth, and tons more. Including tons of reviews. And of course there's a free bonus cd sampler glued to the front.

TERRORIZER Issue #177 December 2008 magazine + cd 9.25
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Thee new issue of this metal readin' essential has Norwegian black metal icons Satyricon on the cover, just in time for Christmas, we mean, their new album. Also: Bloodbath, Cradle Of Filth, Cynic, Paradise Lost, Napalm Death, Aura Noir, Misery Index, Down, and many many more - in fact, there's a brand new section "Choice Cuts" devoted to brief bits on a whole bunch of more underground acts, like Oakenshield, Book Of Black Earth, Phazm, SerpentCult, Guillotine, Outlaw Order, and plenty more we'd actually never heard of before.
Plus lots of other features, including a 20th anniversary label report on Lee Dorrian's stoner/doom institution, Rise Above. And of course tons of reviews, one of the main reasons to pick this up every month for sure. Also, there's the usual free sampler cd stuck to the cover.
Best pull quote of the issue: "I spelt 'U' as 'V' so it looked cooler". That's from the "Choice Cuts" piece about Swedish one-man band Doom:Vs.

TERRORIZER Issue #179 January 2009 magazine + cd 9.25
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THE magazine of "extreme" metal (all metal, really, except for really wimpy glam/pop/hair metal stuff that doesn't really exist much in this day and age), England's Terrorizer, presents their first issue of 2009, which includes their '2009 Preview' of exciting upcoming releases (from Absu to Voivod), the results of the 2008 Reader's Poll, their writer's picks for the top 40 albums of '08 (number one: Enslaved, and hey, Jex Thoth clocks in at 30), and all sorts of other stuff. There's the usual massive review section, and news flashes, and ads for insane European metal festivals you'll never get to go to. Then of course interviews, with the likes of cover stars Children of Bodom, Ephel Duath, Saxon, Architects, and others, including a ton of brief bits on less-known bands, among whom we noted The Wizar'd and The Devil's Blood. What else? A scene report on Swedish metal new and old, a look back at the making of ...And Justice For All, and more - including the usual bonus cover-mounted cd sampler w/ tracks by Behemoth, Kreator, Bullet, and others. Lots to delve into here, headbangers!

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Forgot to list this previous issue of Terrorizer, which of course has got their Grindcore Special Part 1 in case you were wondering where that was! Kevin Sharp of Brutal Truth introduces the genre, we hear from Rich Walker of Sore Throat and Seth Putnam of Anal Cunt, there's stuff about Grind Politics and Japanese Grind, and more. And of course, who's on the cover? Napalm Death!
Also this ish: Wino, Sepultura, Fen, Primordial and Finntroll on tour, a 'Hard of Hearing' session with Apocalyptica, a Prosthetic records label profile, bits on Fauna, Birdflesh, Kowloon Walled City and tons more... including a behind the music feature about the making of De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas. And all the usual trimmings: reviews, cd sampler, etc.

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Latest issue of this metal must read magazine. Cannibal Corpse on the cover, and inside, making this a really 'gotta get it' issue for some sick folks, is Terrorizer's Grindcore Special Part 2, with features on Goregrind, U.S. Grind, Crustgrind, Electrogrind, and Gore Art... Awesome.
Also there's interviews with Absu, Samael, Tombs, 16, Psyopus, Cobalt, Enslaved, and others. Brief bits on the Wicked King Wicker, Blue Sabbath Black Cheer, Ironsword, Iron Fire, and tons more. Pages and pages of reviews. And the bonus cover-mount cd sampler.

TERRORIZER Issue #184 magazine + cd 9.25
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We unintentionally skipped over listing a couple issues of this essential 'extreme' metal mag (but still have a few of 'em in stock - #182 w/ Mastodon on the cover and #183, their UK Death Metal special). So, getting back on track, here's #184, bagged with the usual free cover mounted cd sampler. On the cover this time, er, Slipknot, but also there's features on Funeral Mist (that's more like it!), Heaven & Hell, Gojira, Municipal Waste, Isis, Destroyer 666, Devin Townsend, and more... all the usual columns and reviews and whatnot too of course.
And of special note, in the "Morbid Visions" art column, this month's subject none other than our friend Justin Bartlett, who did the first (and so far, only) in our limited artist edition t-shirt series! He's done a Terrorizer shirt now too.
(Also in this issue's news section, we learned that 3 Inches Of Blood has had their own signature running shoe released by Nike!)

TERRORIZER Issue #187 magazine + 2cd 9.25
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Latest issue of UK heavy music powerhouse Terrorizer. On the cover, Taiwanese black metallers Chthonic (a particularly awesome and creepy cover shot btw!), inside there's Behmoth, Bolt Thrower, Ulver, Neurosis, Death Angel, Glorior Belli, Burnt By The Sun, as well as part one of Terrorizer's Sludge Special, featuring a rad oral histroy of sludge and of course a brief history of Eyehategod. There's also a cool feature on Until The Light Takes Us, the new black metal doc made by Aaron from noise pop band Iran.
And as always, a ton of features on new and upcoming bands, loads of reviews, records, cds, reissues, shows, books movies, and this issue comes with a double cd, one of the discs featuring exclusively unsigned bands!

TERRORIZER Issue #189 magazine + cd 9.25
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Awesome cover - Immortal!! The larger than life face of Abbath staring out at you in perfect corpsepaint.
Also this ish: Slayer, Nile, Venom, Marduk, Baroness, Secrets Of The Moon, My Dying Bride, Evile, and plenty more.
On the free cover-mounted sampler cd: The Ruins Of Beverast, Skeletonwitch, Destruction, Gwar, Paradise Lost, Belphegor, and a bunch of other less well known acts.
As always, an essential metal periodical.

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Another fine issue of this monthly must-read metal mag from the UK... this issue comes bagged with the usual free cd sampler, its got tracks by Gorgoroth, Katatonia, Count Raven, Saviours, Swallow The Sun, Griftegard, Sacred Steel, and others... including, uh, a band called Milking The Goatmachine. And, also this issue comes with an Immortal poster. Then, of course, the magazine itself is full of good readin', about such bands as Nile, Hypocrisy, Shrinebuilder, Pelican, Katatonia, Dark Funeral, Belphegor, Rammstein, Gorgoroth, and freakin' Manilla Road!! Among others. Plus reviews and news and whatnot as per usual.

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"Jump in the fire" with Skeletonwitch! That's who's on the cover here, making the big time it seems, ah we remember 'em when...
Also this issue, Converge, Canadian black metal, A Rammstein poster (oooh), Om, Finntroll, The Accused, Russian Circles, Gama Bomb, Weapon, Overkill, Portal, and tons more, all the usual reviews, news, ads for cool festivals they only have over there in Europe, etc.
Oh, and there's also a free sampler cd featuring cuts from Skitliv, The Meads Of Asphodel, Dark Age, Arsis, and more...

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Emperor mastermind Ishahn is on the cover of this issue of the UK's top extreme metal magazine, promoting his new solo album... which is funny 'cause lately, with his beard and glasses, he's looking a lot like Eric Clapton!
This issue also contains Terrorizer's picks for the Top 40 Albums of the Year, 2009, and the Readers' Poll results for 2009 as well, along with a 2010 preview of what's coming up that might be good...
Also stuffed into this issue: Katatonia (being played mystery records a la The Wire's "Invisible Jukebox"), Overkill, Azaghal, Von, Rotting Christ, a label profile on Season Of Mist, a 3-page report from the Nuclear War Now! festival in Berlin, and more, including all the usual news and reviews and stuff. But, this issue (the ones we got) didn't include the usual sampler cd. Ah well. However, this ish does come with a free gothic mini-magazine bound in the center...

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The February '10 issue of the UK's ultimate extreme metal magazine (always a must read we think) is here. Finntroll are the cover stars, and they deserve to be, what with all the trouble they went to with makeup, costuming, prosthetic troll ears and stuff. Plus they're awesome. Also this ish: Sigh, Shining (the jazzy one), Rotting Christ, Cathedral, Ov Hell, Anaal Nathrakh, Eyehategod, Cannibal Corpse, Nirvana 2002, Chthonic, White Wizzard, Claw, and loads more. Also, news of a Godflesh reunion, a special feature on the origins of "metalcore", and a bit about the upcoming Roadburn fest that Allan's gearing up to go to.

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Out of jail, on the cover: Burzum! "The man behind the myth." Also in this issue of the UK's foremost glossy extreme metal magazine: High On Fire, Borknagar, Negura Bunget, Immolation, Wolf, Skeletonwitch, Kerasphorus, and, among other things, part two of their Metalcore special begun last ish, featuring the likes of Converge and Earth Crisis. Plus the usual bonus sampler cd.

TERRORIZER Issue #196 magazine+cd 9.99
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On the cover: JUDAS PRIEST! Inside, 1349, Watain, Trigger The Bloodshed, Unholy Grave, Brutal Truth, Cathedral, Unleashed, Vomitor, Master, Exodus, and more more more. Tons of reviews, and a cover mounted cd packed with tracks from Dissection, 1349, Exodus, Skyforger, Order Of Ennead, Skull Of A Mammoth (!) and a bunch more....

TERRORIZER Issue #197 magazine + cd 9.25
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The Wire magazine of Metal magazines. As far as we're concerned. From England, a must read, etc. This issue... Watain are the cover stars, looking like they just stepped out of a "troo grim" version of Time Bandits. Also, inside: Skyforger, Annihilator, Keep Of Kalessin, Armored Saint, Jucifer, Karma To Burn, The Howling Wind, and the delightfully named Dew-Scented. Plus lots more, like Grand Magus in the studio, Ivar from Enslaved making a mix tape, and a Roadburn report. Plus reviews... and the bonus free cd sampler on the cover.

TERRORIZER Issue #198 magazine + cd 9.25
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Hmm, got two issues to review this list! Either Terrorizer's publication schedule is screwy, or ours is. Probably ours! Well, twice the Terrorizer won't hurt, you like to read, right? This issue features such worthies as Grand Magus (on the cover this time), Nachtmystium, the Melvins, Ramesses, Harvey Milk, Lair Of The Minotaur, and much more, including a studio report from Torche, a label profile of Bindrune Recordings, and a eulogy for Ronnie James Dio. Plus a free cover-mounted sampler cd. As always, essential for the metal fan who wants to keep informed.

TERRORIZER Issue #199 magazine + cd 9.25
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Bold move, Terrorizer, putting spandex-clad Swedish retro metallers Enforcer on the cover! We fully approve, just surprised is all. Inside, this ish, you'll also find the likes of Enslaved, Yob, Yakuza, Starkweather, Grave, Cannibis Corpse, and others. Plus the usual reviews, news, free cover-mounted cd sampler, etc. And a feature on top "40 Riffs Of Sickness" of all time!

TERRORIZER Issue #200 magazine + cd 9.25
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Whoo-hoo! Congats to the UK's mightiest metal periodical upon reaching their 200th issue. To celebrate, there's (part one of) a feature on the "200 essential albums" as picked by a bunch of your favorite bands... Also this ish, cover stars Sepultura look back at their past. And also: Limbonic Art, Winterfylleth, Misery Index, Blind Guardian, Mael Mordha, Danzig, Horseback, Castevet, Doro, and plenty more... Plus the usual ton o' reviews, news, ads for awesome European metal festivals you probably won't be going to, and a free cover-mounted cd sampler.

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Killing Joke on the cover. Inside, also, for your extreme metal reading pleasure: Enslaved, Swans, Hammers Of Misfortune, Dimmu Borgir, The Sword, Death Angel, Moonsorrow, Gama Bomb, and plenty more. And not one but two free cd samplers included inside the shrinkwrap.

TERRORIZER Issue #202 magazine + cd 9.99
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Another issue of our favorite monthly metal mag. Well Decibel comes close, but we've been reading England's Terrorizer for YEARS. On the cover this time, Southern heavies Kylesa, representing the "Dirty South" in this ish's "Dixie Metal" scene report, which also features The Sword, Zoroaster, Torche, Arson Anthem (Phil from Pantera and Mike from EHG) and others. Also: Melechesh, Cephalic Carnage, Wolves In The Throne Room (doing the Invisible Jukebox thing), Sahg, The Crown, Malevolent Creation, Spiritual Beggars, Absu, and more. There's also part 3 of the Terrorizer Top 200 metal albums of all time... and all the usual reviews and news and stuff. Plus, on the cover, a cd sampler, with Kylesa, Tank, Dimmu Borgir, October Tide, Hail Of Bullets, etc.

TERRORIZER Issue #203 magazine + cd 9.99
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More metal reading for you, buckle down!! This ish has UK thrashers Evile on the cover, plus Opeth, Cradle Of Filth, Gnaw Their Tongues, Monster Magnet, Dimmu Borgir, Atheist, Firewind, Sargeist, Hail Of Bullets, Warbringer, John Garcia, Atlantean Kodex, Ghost, Diamatregon, Father Befouled, and more! Lots of reviews, bonus Goth magazine section, free cover mounted cd sampler, etc.

TERRORIZER Issue #204 magazine + cd 9.99
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Electric Wizard are the cover stars for this issue of one of our two monthly metal must-reads (the other being Decibel, which also featured EW on their cover recently). Quite a photogenic group, especially the new bassist with tattoos all over his face (his day job: tattoo artist, of course).
Also this issue, in depth interviews with Triptykon, Meads Of Asphodel, Slough Feg, Krieg, Woe, Blut Aus Nord, Bastard Priest, Sodom, Forbidden, and more. Cattle Decapitation do the Invisible Jukebox thing; one of the bands they have to identify is Caninus, which isn't difficult for 'em since they did a split with that pitbull-fronted band.
Plus there's shorter bits on Salome, Encoffination, Anguished, Procession, Enochian Crescent, and many others. Then there's all the reviews and news and ads for festivals and whatnot. And finally the free cover-mounted cd sampler.

TERRORIZER Issue #205 magazine + cd 9.99
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On the cover for some reason, Turisas. And inside this new issue of our favorite glossy metal mag from the UK, there's also Agalloch, Baroness, Impaled Nazarene, Kverlertak, Orange Goblin, and plenty more. Plus tons news and reviews of course. And the usual ads for insane European metal festivals we wish were could be at. And then there's the bonus cd sampler stuck to the cover. Metal, metal, metal!

TERRORIZER Issue #207 magazine + cd 9.99
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Blood splattered dudes from Watain and Shining grace the cover of this month's Terrorizer, the UK's premier heavy metal and other "extreme" music magazine, which is pretty much a must read 'round these parts. Also inside: Cavalera Conspiracy, Trap Them, Cauldron, Crowbar, Godflesh, Rotten Sound, Kyuss Lives, and plenty more. Adding value for yr dollar, there's a sampler cd tucked into the shrinkwrap, with everything from the retro thrash of Havok to the proggy vintage sounding doom of Blood Ceremony.

TERRORIZER Issue #208 magazine + cd 9.99
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Another monthly installment of this venerable UK extreme metal magazine is here... this issue they've got Ghost, Graveyard, Kylesa, Darkest Hour, Moonsorrow, Paradise Lost, Autopsy, Assaulter, Arch Enemy, Protest The Hero, Altar Of Plagues, Dornenreich, Fen (those last three part of a "Post-Black Metal Spotlight"), and, on the cover, those chart topping Vikings, Amon Amarth. Plus loads more, including the usual ton o' reviews, bonus free guitar mag Sick Sounds (feat. Children Of Bodom), and bonus free cd sampler stuck to the cover, which we just spun here in the store, enjoying the new tracks from Cruachan, 40 Watt Sun (ex-Warning), and Bullet, among others.

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Arch Enemy frontwoman Angela Gossow is on the cover (hmm why'd they pick her?), inside there's also features on Anaal Nathrakh, Primordial, Blood Ceremony, Septic Flesh, Pentagram, Cruachan, The Dwarves, Between The Buried And Me, In Solitude, Negative Plane, Corrosion Of Conformity (in the studio!), and more.... we learn why Kvelertak didn't show up to the Scion Rock fest in LA - somebody stole the singer's backpack, which contained all the band's passports, from a Burger King in Oslo! Man, the rest of the band must have been pissed at him. There's also a bit with David Vincent of Morbid Angel, talking about how extreme and next level their new album (due out next week) is gonna be... we'll see... heard otherwise!
Plus the usual reviews and news and free cover mount cd sampler. As always, a must-read for metal heads.

TERRORIZER Issue #212 magazine + cd 9.99
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If you love metal, you really ought to be reading the two metal mags we carry regularly, Decibel and the UK's Terrorizer. Years from now, you'll wish you had a copy of this issue so you can nostalgically look back on 2011 and remember cover star... Tom G. Warrior!! Hey the former Celtic Frost / current Triptykon front man is a good interview. Weird dude. Also this issue: Premonition 13, Toxic Holocaust, Opeth, Runhild Gammelsaeter of Thorr's Hammer, Decapitated, Iwrestledabearonce, Book Of Black Earth, and plenty more including short bits on Disma, Volture, and others. The occasional Decibel/Terrorizer overlap happens with a Skeletonwitch studio report (really?). And there's the usual big batch o' reviews etc. Oh, and a free cd sampler stuck to the cover, with everyone from Twisted Tower Dire to Orthodox on it...

TERRORIZER Issue #213 magazine + 2cd 9.99
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Another month, another installment of the UK's long-running metal-must read, Terrorizer. On the cover, looking like he just was in some sort of accident (or battle?), Nergal of Behemoth fame. Inside, stuff pertaining to such fine bands as Yob, Watain, Candlemass, Cerebral Ballzy, Evile, Gojira, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Anthrax, Obituary, Today Is The Day, and more! Comes with not one, but two, cd samplers.

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Metal in the form of a magazine, in a bag, with a cd sampler. Cover star, Michael Akerfeldt of Opeth (who is "liberated from the shackles of metal" he says). Also inside, Mastodon, Tombs, Black Cobra, The Devil's Blood, Wolves In The Throne Room, Absu, Evile, Textures, and plenty more. The cd sampler's got tracks from Mastodon, Evile, Skeletonwitch, Fleshgod Apocalypse (check them out!!), and others as well.

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Metal in the form of a magazine, in a bag, with a cd sampler. Cover star, "genius" Devin Townsend. Also inside, Cradle Of Filth, Skeletonwitch, In Solitude, Sepultura, Hammers Of Misfortune, Machine Head, Dimmu Borgir, and plenty more. The cd sampler's got tracks from Hammers, The Devil's Blood, Amebix, Absu, Craft, and others as well.

TERRORIZER Issue #216 magazine + cd 9.99
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A Dimmu Borgir dude glowers at us from the cover of this new issue of the UK's premier metal mag. And inside, something for everybody, of every metal persuasion: Burzum, Black Cobra, Venom, Morbid Angel, Kvelertak, Megadeth, Cathedral, Krisiun, Finntroll, Iced Earth, The Devil's Blood, and plenty more! Plus, there's the usual free sampler cd included, with an exclusive Devin Townsend cut plus tracks by Venom, Cormorant, and a bunch more. Seriously, if you like metal, you should be reading Terrorizer. We have for years, and look at us now!

TERRORIZER Issue #217 magazine + cd 9.99
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Another issue of this UK metal monthly. On the cover, an old photo of Burzum (to accompany a new exclusive interview). Also: Shining, Iced Earth, Meshuggah, Venom, Nasum (RIP), Dragonforce, Devin Townsend, Nightwish, Animals As Leaders (in the included "Sick Sounds" guitar mag supplement) and more... all strains of metal covered it would seem. There's the usual news, reviews, and cd sampler (w/ tracks by Burzum, Wolvhammer, Sigiriya (ex-Acrimony), Vektor, and others.

TERRORIZER Issue #218 magazine + cd 9.99
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And another issue of this venerable UK metal monthly. Lamb Of God (meh) is on the cover, but also in this ish you'll find St. Vitus, Burzum, Watain, Behemoth, Tesseract, Down, Paradise Lost, Rammstein, year-end poll results, and some 2012 scouting reports... also, comes with free cd sampler, with tracks from Noctum, RAM, Crippled Black Phoenix, and more...

TERRORIZER Issue #219 magazine 10.50
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This month in the UK's biggest/best metal mag: Alcest, Darkthrone, Woods Of Ypres, Candlemass, Earth, Orange Goblin, Iwrestledabearonce, Dying Fetus, and more. Including a "wicked women" feature, with Landmine Marathon, Huntress, and cover star Lacuna Coil among others. As always, there's lots of reviews (we know you love reviews!), and it comes with a free cd sampler too.

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Death metal dork David Vincent of Morbid Angel (tagline: "No one can conquer me!") is on the cover, and you know that interview is going to be hilarious. Also: Corrosion Of Conformity, Baroness, Autopsy, Saint Vitus, Goatwhore, Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death, Terrorizer (the band), Voivod, Asphyx, Dyscarnate, Swallow The Sun, Sigh, Chimp Spanner (?), and more. Bagged with free sampler cd, featuring tracks by some of those acts, and others.

TERRORIZER Issue #221 magazine 10.50
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Read all about such extreme metal mavens as Meshuggah (on the cover), Cannibal Corpse, Aura Noir, Saint Vitus (ooh, new album in another couple weeks!), Bolt Thrower, Split Cranium, Alcest, Angel Witch, Grand Magus, Paradise Lost, Black Breath, Soulfly, Mastodon, Orange Goblin, Shining, and many more. Comes with the usual free cd sampler disc, and there's also an Electric Wizard 'poster' inside.

TERRORIZER Issue #225 magazine 10.50
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Wish WE were going to Bloodstock... or any of the other crazy metal festivals they have across the pond in August. Well we can live vicariously through the pages of UK metal bible Terrorizer, who put Behemoth's Nergal on the cover as part of their festival preview. Also this ish: Watain, Nile, Eyehategod, Grand Magus, Gama Bomb, Deicide, Mayhem, Cradle Of Filth, Nachtmystium, Old Man Gloom, Dimmu Borgir, and plenty more metal faves, big and small, black and death, etc. etc.
Plus, it as usual you get a free "Fear Candy" sampler cd.

TERRORIZER Issue #228 magazine 10.50
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Latest issue of this kick ass UK heavy music mag. On the cover Electric Wizard ("Boobs, Blood & Badass Riffs!"). Inside Isis, Pig Destroyer, Neurosis, Converge, Anaal Nathrakh, Hexvessel, My Dying Bride, Cauldron and loads more. Including an 'Ask David Vincent from Morbid Angel' advice column! And Terrorizer's version of The Wire's Invisible Jukebox, this month with Max Cavalera of Soulfly, and of course the usual collection of record reviews, live show reports and more.
This month there's the usual free Fear Candy cd, with new tracks from Cradle Of Filth, Anaal Nathrakh, Pig Destroyer, Sylosis, Graveyard, Cauldron, and a bunch more. But also a second free cd, called 'The Thunder From Down Under', a collection of tracks from a bunch of underground Aussie metal bands, most of which we've never heard of! Awesome.

TERRORIZER Issue #229 magazine + cd 10.50
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Metal magazine madness! Terrorizer is the other glossy metal monthly we always turn to, this time with Dani Filth from Cradle of Filth looking kinda goofy (of course) on the cover. Also: 20 years of Darkthrone, Napalm Death, Grave, Sonne Adam, Dragged Into Sunlight, Anaal Nathrakh, Nuclear War Now! (label festival preview), Swans, God Seed, and more. Includes the usual "Fear Candy" cd sampler stuck to the front as well.

TERRORIZER Issue #230 magazine + cd 10.50
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Metallica's Kirk Hammett is on the cover, been getting a lot of mileage lately out of his (admittedly amazing) collection of horror memorabila, with a book and all. Then, inside, also: Fen, Dordeduh, Weapon, Graveyard, Von, Destruction, Troubled Horse, Nine Covens, and more. Plus the usual news, reviews, and other metallic goodness. We particularly liked the regular "Mix Tape Mayhem" feature this ish, with the guitarist of Katatonia, who picks the likes of W.A.S.P., Priest, Crue, Maiden, KISS, a man after our own heart.
And there's also the usual cd sampler stuck to the cover, too!

TERRORIZER Issue #232 magazine + cd 10.50
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Latest issue of this UK metal mag, stoner rock heavies Orange Goblin on the cover, inside, the usual fantastically varied cast of black/doom/noise/sci-fi/sludge/post metal (and not quite metal) outfits: Voivod, Suffocation, Tomahawk, Satan's Wrath, Septic Flesh, Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell, Cult Of Luna, Exhumed, The Bronx, Enforcer, Ghoul, Andee's new obsession the Chinese outfit Tengger Cavalry (who fuse epic metal with Chinese and Mongolian folk music, including horse hair fiddles, throat singing and more!), Vried, Koldbrann and more.
There's tons of reviews of course, as well as a Hard Of Hearing, Invisible Jukebox style listening session with Canadian metalheads Cauldron, and some back page mix tape mayhem from Nick Barker of Cradle Of Filth, Lock-Up, Dimmu Borgir, Old Man's Child, Brujeria, etc.
And as always includes a cd sample featuring new tracks from Suffocation, Devourment, Helloween and a bunch of bands we've never heard of including the awesomely named outfits Teaspoonriverneck and Fuckshovel!

TERRORIZER Issue #234 magazine + cd 10.50
A monthly metal must-read. Cover star: Lee Dorrian of doomsters Cathedral on the occasion of the release of their final album. Also: Repulsion, Uncle Acid, Carcass (new album coming soon!!), Nails, Meads Of Asphodel, Moss, Taake, and plenty more good stuff. Reviews galore, news too, and as always this comes with a free cd sampler stuck to the front cover.

TERRORS Inequipoise (Monorail Trespassing) cassette 6.98
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A tremendous cassette only release from the Terrors, an unknown project presumably based out of Los Angeles who offers up some totally desolate, bedroom recordings for cheap synths, guitar, voice, and -- because it's on Monorail Trespassing - snippets of noise. The first track has this creepy, nocturnal repeating motif of minor key melody that is trying to be a Rhodes keyboard but is probably something much more disposable, but that melody could be something easily found on a Labradford album or even a Bohren and Der Club of Gore track, but run through William Basinski's tape machinations. Ghostly splashes of droning guitar ebb and flow around that melodic passage, furthering the darkened gloom which settles around the track. This alone is worth the price of admission! The next track and a few fragmented moments on the other side feature vocals from the Terrors. It's a painfully lonely voice singing into a crappy microphone, which accentuates the melancholy vocal melody wrapped with plenty of tape hiss and an occasional downer strum on an acoustic guitar. These songs appear as a cross between Devendra and Grouper, as these roughly hewn takes on whatever was at hand with the pure emotion coming through the songs, cast in a hue that is profoundly depressed for the Terrors. The last track on this cassette ends with a arcing wash of white noise, that almost sounds like Terrors set up his recording under the flight path of LAX, just to get the rush of a plane taking off to conclude this track. It's a C-30 tape, and limited to 125 copies. Really great!

TERRY MALTS Killing Time (Slumberland) cd 10.98
Finally! The debut full length from these Bay Area punks, after two kick ass singles, and we have to say the full length definitely fulfills the promise of those 7"s, the sound is essentially the same, if anything even more kick ass, big crunchy, fuzzy guitars, pounding drums, super melodic basslines way up in the mix, that totally drive the songs, and the super distinctive vocals, which had some of us thinking of the Smoking Popes, that sort of Morrissey style croon over buzzsaw punk pop. We mentioned the Undertones and the Buzzcocks in our review of the last seven inch, and it's hard not to hear that here as well, but listening to these tracks as an album, the sound really blossoms, and somehow the sound seems way more pop than punk with every listen, the songs just impossibly catchy, hooks galore, and unlike most records, that tend toward being front loaded, Killing Time, seems to just get better and better, catchier and catchier, with some of these tracks sounding like classic pop songs from years past, albeit with crunchier guitars, fuzzier bass and pounding-er drumming, occasionally wreathed in feedback too, even some cool boy/girl vocal interplay, and that's sort of what makes Terry Malts so good, that undeniable punk energy, but wedded to some of THEE best songs we've heard in ages. Haven't found ourselves listening to a record this much nonstop since the Veronica Falls record...
MPEG Stream: "Something About You"
MPEG Stream: "Not Far From It"
MPEG Stream: "Tumble Down"
MPEG Stream: "No Sir, I'm Not A Christian"

TERRY MALTS Killing Time (Slumberland) lp 14.98
Finally! The debut full length from these Bay Area punks, after two kick ass singles, and we have to say the full length definitely fulfills the promise of those 7"s, the sound is essentially the same, if anything even more kick ass, big crunchy, fuzzy guitars, pounding drums, super melodic basslines way up in the mix, that totally drive the songs, and the super distinctive vocals, which had some of us thinking of the Smoking Popes, that sort of Morrissey style croon over buzzsaw punk pop. We mentioned the Undertones and the Buzzcocks in our review of the last seven inch, and it's hard not to hear that here as well, but listening to these tracks as an album, the sound really blossoms, and somehow the sound seems way more pop than punk with every listen, the songs just impossibly catchy, hooks galore, and unlike most records, that tend toward being front loaded, Killing Time, seems to just get better and better, catchier and catchier, with some of these tracks sounding like classic pop songs from years past, albeit with crunchier guitars, fuzzier bass and pounding-er drumming, occasionally wreathed in feedback too, even some cool boy/girl vocal interplay, and that's sort of what makes Terry Malts so good, that undeniable punk energy, but wedded to some of THEE best songs we've heard in ages. Haven't found ourselves listening to a record this much nonstop since the Veronica Falls record...
MPEG Stream: "Something About You"
MPEG Stream: "Not Far From It"
MPEG Stream: "Tumble Down"
MPEG Stream: "No Sir, I'm Not A Christian"