![]( "Terrorizer 228 - Electric Wizard, Neurosis, My Dying Bride and more!")
The new Terrorizer is here, and as well as the news, features and reviews you have come to expect it contains the following goodies:
* select copies contain an exclusive cassette tape, yes CASSETTE TAPE, of the Electric Wizard "Legalise Drugs and Murder" EP which they have made especially for Terrorizer; and
* every copy includes a DOUBLE EDITION Fear Candy, your regular dose of new music has an additional disc of new and upcoming extreme metal artists from Australia on our "Thunder from Down Under" CD.
Copies with the cassette tape are limited.
In an industry full of denim-and-leather posers and lacklustre hanger-ons, Dorset's Electric Wizard have been a constant force of nature in the doom scene; a scene arguably hesitant to branch too far from its Sabbathian heritage and hunger for nostalgia. If there was ever a band to assign a riff beyond its sonic confines to, say, that of a physical object like a runic sceptre of awesomeness, it's Electric Wizard!
2012 has been their year, so there is no better way to honour them by welcoming the doom lords onto this month's cover. We enter the house of Jus Oborn and Liz Buckingham and discuss the difficulties of following up seven solid albums let alone one and the skinny on the EXCLUSIVE! tape included with selected copies of this issue.
We also sit down with post-metal pioneers Neurosis and discuss the perpetual evolution of a band considered visionary. We travel to Yorkshire to catch up with My Dying Bride, talk religious righteousness and art with grind heroes Pig Destroyer, look back over Lacuna Coil's career with frontwoman Cristina Scabbia and remember Isis' 'Oceanic' record a decade later.
We also talk to Rotting Christ ahead of their headlining set at Germany's Nuclear War Now! festival, get green with Hexvessel, talk about hate with ex-Cryptopsy frontman Lord Worm's Rage Nucléaire, dress in denim with Cauldron and discover that it's business as usual for Converge.
Also you can find out what our esteemed wrecking crew thought of the latest releases by Converge, My Dying Bride, Neurosis, Cradle Of Filth and many others. And we bring you reports from Bergen's Beyond The Gates festival, LA's Power Of The Riff festival, Vision Of Disorder's return tour and Cold In Berlin's London show. You know what to do now, don't you? Grab this issue while you can.
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So, the Summer hasn't treated us as well as we'd hoped, but why worry about the weather when there's still plenty to look forward to when there's this sparkling new issue of Terrorizer, which is lovingly crafted to accompany you to this year's Bloodstock Open Air? Check out our three-page Bloodstock guide inside so you don't miss a thing.
Behemoth frontman and this month's cover star Nergal has been through it all lately, he has stared death in the face and triumphed and he's now back on the road, destroying stages worldwide and Bloodstock is next. We also get back to nature with Grand Magus, find out why 2012 is the year for Testament and just why exactly Nachtmystium have taken a long hard look at their roots.
We also speak to Nile, Om, Old Man Gloom and A Forest Of Stars. We round up this year's Hevy festival in a handy two-page guide and there's a heck load more features to feast upon. Plus a shed load of album reviews, plus our Download and Hellfest reviews.
Pick up your copy of issue 225 now!
Terrorizer magazine in association with Extreme Ultimate Promotions presents four amazing bands bringing you some first class black metal at The Black Heart, Camden on Saturday 4 August 2012, first band (Virophage) on 7:00 sharp:
A Forest of Stars
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Wodensthrone
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Acolyte
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Virophage
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Admission is just £6.
Terrorizer-approved DJs 'til early morning.
The Black Heart
2-3 Greenland Place
Camden NW1 0AP
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VENUE: Volks, 3 The Colonnade, Madeira Drive, Brighton, BN2 1PS
Thursday 2 August 2012
7:00 Doors, £6, 18+
TERRORIZER MAGAZINE PRESENTS!
A FOREST OF STARS - (Prophecy Productions)
UK Post Black Metal - Themes based on Victorian england. The band build brooding atmospheres laden with violin and keys. Really amazing live.
www.aforestofstars.co.uk
www.facebook.com/aforestofstars
WODENSTHRONE - (Candlelight)
UK Black Metal - Interesting themes based around nature, UK history and heathanism. The band's second album, 'Curse', is due for release in 2012 through candlelight records.
www.facebook.com/pages/Wodensthrone-Official/171070939643664
ACOLYTE
Hailing from Manchester, this Progressive Extreme Metal band are focused on creating interesting, melodic and groovy blackened rock.
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STONE CIRCLE - (Glasstone)
"What with Opeth going all "full-prog" on us, the time couldn't be better for a new band to take up the mantle of king purveyors of intelligent, melodic and progressively-minded death metal...Stone Circle are up to the task." Terrorizer Magazine
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HOLE IN THE SKY
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Terrorizer approved DJs until the early hours.
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So, want to get away from the over-abundance of constant Olympics coverage? Fear not, the new issue of Terrorizer is here, and packed with so much metal it'd sink to the bottom of the ocean quicker than the Titanic. We celebrate 30 years of legendary metal label Metal Blade by running down 30 of the label's records you simply must own, as well as getting the inside story with label boss Brian Slagel. We also check in with the return of hardcore pioneers Vision Of Disorder and get political with Norwegian crust metallers Darkthrone. We let bleakness descend when we catch up with UK black metallers Winterfylleth and melodic miserabalists Katatonia. There are also plenty more revealing features to get your teeth into.
And as usual we bring you a plethora of the latest reviews, so you know just what kind of noise to spend your hard earned cash on. Crack a beer, get the BBQ burning and let your Summer begin with a heap of metal!
30 years of Metal Blade features King Diamond, Slayer, Cannibal Corpse, In Solitude, Bolt Thrower and more!
Features:
Gojira
Winterfylleth
Darkthrone
Kobra and the Lotus
Vision of Disorder
Turbonegro
Whitechapel
Khonsu
Gaza
Eagle Twin
Katatonia
Ensiferum
Evocation
Plus lives, reviews, news and FREE Fear Candy CD!
Philip H. Anselmo: a name that polarises popular opinion. But whether you love him or hate him, his prolific career in both Pantera and Down, as well as his various other bands, is one that will be forever stamped on to the very history of heavy metal. In this issue of Terrorizer, we find out just who the real Phil Anselmo really is. Musician, metal superstar, husband, animal lover, we dig deep into his past, his regrets, his love of extreme music and his future.
We also get ourselves into a very awkward but honest discussion with Shining mastermind Niklas Kvarforth, hail the return of leafy green Swedish doomsters Witchcraft, get epic with Devin Townsend, parental with Norwegian progsters Enslaved, technical with Between The Buried In Me, and meet the new antichrists in Satan's Wrath. Also, find out why Canadian's tech-death crew Cryptopsy are back and more brutal than ever, and just what's got up Lazarus Blackstars' collective noses. Went to Bloodstock Open Air? Well, find our rammed review inside and remember some of the best acts of the weekend. And as usual, find out about the latest albums you should be listening to in our Selected and Dissected reviews section.
We may only be a small island (or collection of islands) but when it comes to music, we've produced some of the biggest innovators known on the planet. From metal's godfathers Black Sabbath to NWOBHM leaders Iron Maiden and Judas Priest to black metal's Cradle Of Filth and even grind pioneers Carcass and Napalm Death, we can all agree Britain's bands helped pave the way for the for metal on global terms. So, from the people behind Terrorizer magazine, we bring you the Secret History of Extreme Britain: 100 pages of great new interviews, classic features and of course, our own top 50 extreme British albums.
Read the stories from the artists that shaped the music, with new interviews from Cradle Of Filth's Dani Filth, Carcass' Jeff Walker, Ex-Sabbat/The Clan Destined front-man Martin Walkyier, the Sex Pistols' Steve Jones as well as many more.
Anything and everything you ever wanted to know about the birth of Extreme music in Britain is here.
The new Terrorizer is here, and as well as the news, features and reviews you have come to expect it contains the following goodies:
* select copies contain an exclusive cassette tape, yes CASSETTE TAPE, of the Electric Wizard "Legalise Drugs and Murder" EP which they have made especially for Terrorizer; and
* every copy includes a DOUBLE EDITION Fear Candy, your regular dose of new music has an additional disc of new and upcoming extreme metal artists from Australia on our "Thunder from Down Under" CD.
Copies with the cassette tape are limited.
In an industry full of denim-and-leather posers and lacklustre hanger-ons, Dorset's Electric Wizard have been a constant force of nature in the doom scene; a scene arguably hesitant to branch too far from its Sabbathian heritage and hunger for nostalgia. If there was ever a band to assign a riff beyond its sonic confines to, say, that of a physical object like a runic sceptre of awesomeness, it's Electric Wizard!
2012 has been their year, so there is no better way to honour them by welcoming the doom lords onto this month's cover. We enter the house of Jus Oborn and Liz Buckingham and discuss the difficulties of following up seven solid albums let alone one and the skinny on the EXCLUSIVE! tape included with selected copies of this issue.
We also sit down with post-metal pioneers Neurosis and discuss the perpetual evolution of a band considered visionary. We travel to Yorkshire to catch up with My Dying Bride, talk religious righteousness and art with grind heroes Pig Destroyer, look back over Lacuna Coil's career with frontwoman Cristina Scabbia and remember Isis' 'Oceanic' record a decade later.
We also talk to Rotting Christ ahead of their headlining set at Germany's Nuclear War Now! festival, get green with Hexvessel, talk about hate with ex-Cryptopsy frontman Lord Worm's Rage Nucléaire, dress in denim with Cauldron and discover that it's business as usual for Converge.
Also you can find out what our esteemed wrecking crew thought of the latest releases by Converge, My Dying Bride, Neurosis, Cradle Of Filth and many others. And we bring you reports from Bergen's Beyond The Gates festival, LA's Power Of The Riff festival, Vision Of Disorder's return tour and Cold In Berlin's London show. You know what to do now, don't you? Grab this issue while you can.
Terrorizer, in association with Mythology Agency and The Agency Group present an evening of the blackest metal.
Anaal Nathrakh
Code
Winterfylleth
Friday 30 November 2012, doors 7pm.
Electrowerkz, 7 Torrens Street, London EC1V 1NQ
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They may divide popular opinion but Cradle Of Filth are a jewel in the crown of British extreme metal. Returning with their tenth opus 'The Manticore And Other Horrors', Dani Filth makes a triumphant return to Terrorizer's cover and reflects over a career that has certainly seen its ups and downs as well as remind the British public that his band are still firing on all cylinders.
We also talk to Norwegian black metal trueblood Gaahl about God Seed, his and King Ov Hell's post-Gorgoroth outfit. Is he ready to return to black metal? Find out.
We also talk punk with Okkultokrati, reminisce about death metal with Grave and Sonne Adam, celebrate an era with Napalm Death and hop on the Stateside tour with thrash heavyweights Anthrax and Testament.
Along with pages rammed with the latest reviews, this is one issue of your esteemed metal rag you can't afford to pass you by.
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Happy Birthday Earache! For 25 years the seminal UK label has launched the careers of many acts now widely considered pioneers of extreme metal. Napalm Death, Carcass, At The Gates, Morbid Angel, Cathedral, Bolt Thrower and Entombed as well as shining a leading light on the bands that continued to carry the torch of extremity such as Iron Monkey, Mistress, Cult Of Luna, Evile, Cerebral Bore and many others - Earache always had their ear to the ground for something new, so Terrorizer couldn't think of another way better than to celebrate Earache's 25th birthday by diving into the secret history of Earache.
Inside you'll find the real truth behind the label from founder Digby Pearson as well as brand new and exclusive interviews with Shane Embury, Mick Harris, Lee Dorrian and David Vincent. We also talk to esteemed producer Colin Richardson about time spent working with Carcass.
We also list the Top 50 Earache releases that impacted extreme metal and also take a look behind the scenes with never seen before pictures.
Includes a special FREE CD 20 track Best of Earache collection and 11 track 'Shortest Album in the World' on one CD!
Get your hands on this collectable edition of Terrorizer's Secret History... now!
Kirk Hammett's rise to super-shredder stardom is well known and there's no denying he is one of heavy metal's best. But inside this month's issue, we get a special insight into Kirk Hammett's addiction to the macabre. Not content on giving us one interview, he speaks to us twice and dives into his fascinations with horror and details his collection and even his experiences watching real autopsies.
We also talk to the elusive UK black metal act Nine Covens, hail the return and long-awaited debut Von, hit up Hollywood with Sylosis, get retro with Graveyard and Troubled Horse, and celebrate 30 years of Destruction.
We have a free 15 track CD with Vektor, Enforcer, Obscene Entity, Cavorts, Bleeding Utopia, Seprevation and more!
Plus there's also our rammed reviews pages. Who's album of the month? Find out, it's not who you think it is.
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HATEBREED are one of the few bands that have crossed the boundaries between heavy metal and hardcore and truly survived and it’s an honour to have frontman Jamey Jasta on this month’s Terrorizer cover to discuss the band’s mighty fine new album ‘The Divinity Of Purpose’.
We have also dedicated a massive (bloody) chunk of this month’s issue to give you an in depth run down of just what you can look forward to in 2013. Featuring exclusive new interviews with Satyricon, Kvelertak, Clutch, Portal, Ancient VVisdom and many more – this is your essential preview of the year ahead.
Elsewhere in the new issue of Terrorizer you’ll find the results of
not only 2012’s Readers’ Poll but our Critics’ Poll too – who has
topped our end of year lists and your own? Find out inside!
Finally, along with our monthly reviews, you’ll find interviews with Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Evile, Twilight Of The Gods, Corsair, Corrosion Of Conformity, Aeon, Ravens Creed and we meet Australia’s Dr Rev – the artist (and metal head) who paints with his own blood!
There's a free CD with NEW tracks from Hatebreed and Voivod and more!
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In this month's issue, following on from their resounding success in the 2012 Reader Polls, we have cover stars Orange Goblin who are on the cover of a UK magazine for the first time ever, and features on The Admiral Sir Cloudsley Shovell, Voivod, Vreid, The Bronx, Tomahawk, Suffocation, Voices, Ancient VVisdom, Cult of Luna, The Faceless, Feed the Rhino, Enforcer, Koldbrann and Audrey Horne. We introduce you Ghoul, Tengger Cavalry, 96, Chapel of Disease, Maveth and more, and review all the month's releases you need to know about.
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Welcome to our March edition of Terrorizer, and look who we have on the cover, the enigmatic Darkthrone talking about The Underground Resistance.
In this issue:
Darkthrone
Clutch
Kvelertak
Soilwork
Lightning Swords of Death
Botanist
Kongh
Necrowretch
Rotting Christ
Occult Metal
Necrocurse
Spektr
Stratovarius
Sabazius
... and more!
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Welcome to our April edition of Terrorizer, we speak with Lee Dorrian on calling Cathedral a day after 20 years, Taake, Killswitch Engage, The Meads of Asphodel, Uncle Acid & the Deadbeats, Repulsion, Nails and news on the new Carcass album, and reviews of all the month's albums you need to know about, lives and a whole lot more:
Cathedral
Repulsion
Nails
Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats
The Meads of Asphodel
Bleed from Within
Yellowgoat
Finntroll
Moss
Six Feet Under
Taake
Killswitch Engage
Purson
Inter-Arma
... and more!
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