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02/11/2021

Episode 434: Werewolves, Gatecreeper, Portrayal of Guilt, Sarin 2021 Album Reviews

The Complexity of Simplicity

Sorry this is late, but here is our first full episode on 2021 releases!  As you can see, we have our usual variety of styles, and we have a couple of bands getting reviewed for the first time here.  If there is anything you want us to check out, make sure you let us know and we’ll work it into a future episode.

On a related note, you can make us review anything you want if you donate too Crew Nation!  Go to THIS PAGE for details!

And remember – Be responsible. Stay healthy. Stay Metal.

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Reviews:
Werewolves – What a Time to be Alive (Prosthetic)
Gatecreeper – An Unexpected Reality (Closed Casket)
Portrayal of Guilt – We Are Always Alone (Closed Casket)
Sarin – You Can’t Go Back (Prophecy Productions)

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2 thoughts on “Episode 434: Werewolves, Gatecreeper, Portrayal of Guilt, Sarin 2021 Album Reviews”

  1. bobsala says:
    02/11/2021 at 2:14 pm

    I’m currently falling down a Black Metal rabbit hole. Every year when the heart of winter strikes, I find myself drawn more and more to the bleak sounds of Black Metal, after years (and years) of avoiding the genre for numerous reasons. But now that the barrier to entry has been breached, I am continually amazed at the depth, variety, and quantity of Black Metal. So far this year I’ve listened to albums from Immortal, Dark Throne, Drudkh, and MGLA. But my biggest find and the thing that has really stood out to me the most is the band called None. I’ve been listening non-stop to their last two albums, “Damp Chill of Life” and “Life Has Gone On Long Enough”. What I’m amazed at is how immediate None’s music makes an impact on me. After one listen to “Damp Chill” I knew I had to buy the album. Then after a few listens of that album I had to get their prior album. Their brand of mostly instrumental atmospheric black metal has really struck a chord with me.

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    1. The SIDESHOW Podcast says:
      02/24/2021 at 10:21 am

      Black Metal is a rabbit hole i rarely go down, but really should make a point of doing. I have quite a bit from classic albums to newer releases we’ve positively reviewed. However, I rarely go back to any of it. Part of it is that BM is still never my preferred style of music, but I don’t know what else is stopping me. I guess I should make a playlist to visit outside of my review homework.

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