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Horns Up Ya Shitters! February's Best Metal Reviewed

- Source: The Quietus

It's a very particular, pivotal moment in your life when you start phoning up your local council to report potholes and faulty manhole covers, once it's done there's no turning back and you'll have forever joined the fraternity of the suburban dammed, the curtain-twitching cunts with better looking geraniums than record collections.

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FESTIVAL REPORT: Bloodstock

- Source: The Quietus

As ever in 2012 the great British summer turned out to be a great British disappointment, leaving most with nothing but grim resignation to the fact that almost every time they opened their curtains of a morning they would be met with a low hanging, hazy bank of grey misery that used to be the sky.

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Rock Photographer Jeremy Saffer Announces Hollywood Seminar

- Source: Noisecreep

After a successful month of spearheading photo shoots with Meshuggah , Killswitch Engage , Miss May I , DragonForce , Overkill , Watain , Behemoth , Baroness , and The Agonist , completing two back-to-back magazine cover shoots, all the while having one cover already on shelves, Jeremy Saffer will be heading out to L.A. for his first West Coast music photography seminar in conjunction with SoundCheck Hollywood.

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Rockstar mixtapes!

- Source: Kerrang! - UK

In celebration of this week's Rockstar Mixtapes cover feature - in which the stars give you their favourite songs in 10-track must-hear playlists - the Kerrang! magazine staff have put together their own lists for you to read and enjoy.

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INTO THE COVEN: WOMEN OF OCCULT ROCK

- Source: Metal Sucks

I suppose "occult rock" is a handy enough term for it, anyway; it's easier than stringing together "70's-influenced psychedelic doom rock" to describe the aural spells these wicked women weave.

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Tombs - Path of Totality

- Source: The Quietus

When Mastodon's Leviathan , that rarely-matched-since slab of whale-sized sludgy goodness, came out in 2004, it looked like Relapse Records was on top of the metal world.

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'Slayer Mag' compiled into a book, Holy Grail & Cauldron are in NYC now, Slayer tickets are on presale

- Source: Brooklyn Vegan

"For twenty-five years, Norway's Slayer Mag published the gospel of black metal and death metal, combining eye-ripping graphics, brutally honest writing, and relentless offbeat humor. With this anthology/memoir, editor Jon "Metalion" Kristiansen unfolds the extreme highs and lows of a life lived for heavy metal. Founded in 1985 in Sarpsborg, Norway, Slayer Mag quickly rose to prominence by championing countless unsigned death metal pioneers. The pages of Slayer Mag exploded along with the extreme metal underground, and as black metal rose to prominence in Norway in the 1990s, Slayer Mag remained the final word on the moods and motivations of those dark times.

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FRESHLY BAKED: FISTER

- Source: crustcake

In "Freshly Baked," we feature promising young bands or bands that are otherwise lacking the attention we think they deserve.

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WATAIN IS NFA III

- Source: Metal Sucks

In 2010, nobody in music captured my attention more than Watain frontman Erik Danielsson, tireless interviewee and totally sharp dude.

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Agalloch - Marrow of the Spirit

- Source: Pitchfork Media

Whether you self-identify as a metal-attuned hipster or a hipster-hating metalhead, and whether you scan Pitchfork's reviews or prowl the message boards of the American Nihilist Underground Society, you've likely considered the shifting sound of black metal during the last decade.

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