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  • The Plasmarifle “While You Were Sleeping The World Forever Changed In An Instant”

    Following their impressive 2006 self released debut titled The Apocalypse Called In Sick… Can I Take A Message? Montreal-based chaotic death grinders The Plasmarifle are back with their Siege Of Amida Records debut. While You Were Sleeping The World Forever Changed In An Instant is not only a mouthful, it’s also the most chaotic [...]
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  • The Plasmarifle Debut Set For A September 30th Release

    Montreal’s The Plasmarifle will be releasing their debut full length offering While You Were Sleeping the World Changed in an Instant through Siege Of Amida Records on September 30th. Blabbermouth reports; Montreal, Quebec, Canada-based metallers THE PLASMARIFLE have posted a new track, "I Hold You Close To My Heart", on their MySpace page. The song [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/news/the-plasmarifle-debut-set-for-a-september-30th-release/

  • The Plasmarifle “The Apocalypse Called In Sick… Can I Take A Message?”

    It’s been 10 years since I last heard former Neuraxis vocalist Maynard Moore’s voice on CD, and even after a long hiatus from the underground his snarls, growls and shrieks are as powerful as they’ve ever been, but then again what else would you expect from someone who was taught how to bark by Lord [...]
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  • Psyopus “Our Puzzling Encounters Considered”

    Psyopus is one of those technical grind acts that simply baffles and confuses most listeners. There’s no denying the technical skill provided by the guitar prowess of Chris Arp. And the drumming has always been up to par with the various skinsmen the band has had in the past, including the phenomenal Lee Fisher of [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/psyopus-ourpuzzlingencountersconsidered/

  • Malignancy “Inhuman Grotesqueries”

    Ah, Malignancy. One of metal’s greatest paradoxes: a band that always has at least one Mortician member yet doesn’t suck. It’s mind-boggling. And it also leads into a second paradox: if Roger J. Beaujard plays drums so damn well, why the fuck did Mortician never use his drum skills instead of that bloody drum machine? [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/malignancy-inhumangrotesquiries/

  • Crowpath “Son Of Sulfur”

    I get so many CDs to review that sometimes I go months or years before having the time to go back and listen to the ones I’ve missed. Crowpath’s Red On Chrome has been hiding at the bottom of a pile of discs on my desk since the week it was released in 2004. [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/crowpath-sonofsulphur/

  • Commit Suicide “Synthetics”

    Serving up an obese slab of technical death metal, Commit Suicide fail to keep my attention on this latest album. I mildly enjoyed Human Larvae but I always thought something was to be desired, something was missing from that album. I was really looking forward to this, hoping they could step it up [...]
    http://www.teufelstomb.com/reviews/commitsuicide-synthetics/