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If you’re a fan of the RUSH’s classic ‘2112’ to ‘Moving Pictures’ period – and if you’re not, for shame – fellow Canadians CROWN LANDS should be right up your alley. The Oshawa, Ontario-based duo has the same penchant for combining progressive sprawl and instrumental dexterity, heady plotlines and thematics, crafty songwriting and anthemic catchiness that made its Toronto-based peers legends. Also, the divisive balls-in-a-vice yowling. More on that in a bit.
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Colorado’s KHEMMIS began life as a fairly textbook stoner doom outfit – a new band with an old sound inspired by Conan the Barbarian tropes and plenty of THC. But over the past decade, the quartet has been working to open the aperture on its trippy “slow, deep and hard” sonic template, embracing everything from traditional metal to prog- and post-metal to thrash and a bit of death/black metal.
By: Chilli Sharp, Peter Atkinson
In this interview with Chili Sharp, Independent Councillor Peter Atkinson discusses the slow evolution of his North Portslade ward, his support for Brighton’s new cabinet system, and the ongoing complexities surrounding local infrastructure, flooding defenses, and affordable housing developments.
Thanks to decades of TV reruns, most Americans are much more apt to equate the name MORK with Robin Williams, “Na-Nu, Na-Nu,” Mindy and lots of stereotypical sitcom shenanigans than grim and frostbitten kingdoms, dark, forbidden forests and old-school Norwegian black metal. The MORK in this case, however, is very much the latter – and definitely “ikke noe å le av,” or no laughing matter.
BOUNDARIES Yearning: The unbeautiful after Sumerian Records As their Massachusetts neighbors might say, the fourth album from Connecticut’s
CROWN MAGNETAR The Hollowing Of Godflesh Unique Leader Records
What the international prog-metal “super group” TEMIC may lack in genuine household names, it more than makes up in formidable chops to go along with impressive pedigrees that speak to the quintet’s bone fides.
