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XML FeedsBy Ann Sulaiman on Mar 6, 2011 | In Features | Send feedback »
Admit it, you were thinking the same.
Part of a limited edition theme for a few weeks on my blog, Me(n)tal-Meltdown.
Check out the original post of this cartoon over here!
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It’s a bitter coincidence that the month we choose to celebrate a trio of would-be heavy metal titans, baptised in doom and backed by Terrorizer from their very beginnings, the universe sees fit to deprive us of the very definition of a heavy metal titan.
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After Terrorizer's Secret History Of... Black Metal, it was only a matter of time before Terrorizer turned its mighty gaze to death metal, the sire of a thousand sub-genres.
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A good thirty years after a sound was defined and a scene took form, Terrorizer stands in awe of a towering metal monument every bit the equal of Wren's churches or Brunell's top hat – Judas Priest's 1980 call to arms, 'British Steel'. Devour not just the story behind this vastly influential album, but learn of its impact on Watain, Primordial, Ihsahn and more!
As if that wasn't reason enough, consider:
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