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2022 Hard Rock + Metal Album Release Calendar - Vimarsana News

2022 Hard Rock + Metal Album Release Calendar

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The 20 Best Metal Albums of 2021 - Vimarsana News

The 20 Best Metal Albums of 2021

We are lucky to have received such an excellent bunch of records under what has been an incredibly stressful year. These are the 20 best metal albums of 2021.

MetalMatters: The Best New Heavy Albums of October 2021 - Vimarsana News

MetalMatters: The Best New Heavy Albums of October 2021

October's best new heavy albums feature everything from the black metal debut of Feral Season, melodic black/death of Be'lakor and Necrofier, and the dissonant debut of Eos.

Portal 'Avow' Extreme Metal Aberration on Their Sixth Album - Vimarsana News

Portal 'Avow' Extreme Metal Aberration on Their Sixth Album

Everyone acknowledged Portal as trailblazers once they dropped Swarth in 2009 and Vexovoid four years later, but these Australian maniacs ha...

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The music of U.S. Girls: Radical feminism, LINGUA IGNOTA and sexual violence - Vimarsana News

The music of U.S. Girls: Radical feminism, LINGUA IGNOTA and sexual violence

Photo: Emma McIntyre on April 20, 2021 This article includes references to sexual assault and sexual violence that may be troubling to some readers. An artist of many talents, Meghan Remy is releasing a book today titled “Begin by Telling,” an experimental memoir that, as our own Lily Nilipour writes, reckons with trauma and abuse through a rebuilding of memory, a sequential stacking atop oneself that burdens and frees all at once. Nilipour writes that these experiences “will always hurt,” but also, that the pain “is temporary.” This oxymoron starts to make sense when you remember...