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Posted inMusic

New York metal outfit Pyrrhon confront our harrowing reality on Abscess Time

by Jamie Ludwig July 8, 2020August 18, 2021

Metal has a reputation as an escapist genre. That could be because some bands indulge in the theatrics and fun of dragons, witchcraft, and swordplay, or because others traffic in gruesome or apocalyptic themes that feel too outsize and horrific to accept as real—even when they’re a staunch reaction to a specific place and time. […]

Posted inBlogs

12 O’Clock Track: Nineteen minutes of labyrinthine metal from Cleric, who play the Empty Bottle tonight

by Philip Montoro November 5, 2013August 19, 2021

The music Philadelphia four-piece Cleric play is a kind of metal the way Lost Highway is a kind of movie.

Posted inBlogs

12 O’Clock Track: “Horrorsentience” by Behold the Arctopus, who play tomorrow at Ultra Lounge

by Philip Montoro March 13, 2013August 19, 2021

Behold the Arctopus play awesomely intricate, nonrepeating instrumental technical metal—but don’t worry, they know how silly that is.

Cleric
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Waiting for the Cut

by Philip Montoro April 29, 2010August 19, 2021

In Cleric’s long-form metal, the tension just keeps building.

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