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Album Review: mercvrial - brief algorithms (2022)

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First of all, and because it cannot be said often enough: нет войны | ні війні | No War How to help the people in Ukraine ______________________________________________________ This coverage was created via Musosoup  #Sustainablecurator Click here  and run your own campaign on MusoSoup Picture Credit: mercvrial mercvrial - brief algorithms Release Date: April 29, 2022 Label: Crafting Room Recordings Format: Vinyl/Digital Duration: 36:51 Genre: Post Punk / Neo-Psychedelia / Dream Pop Origin: Rosarito , Mexico mercvrial from the Rosarito at Northern West Coast of Mexico have released their first EP " the stars, like dust " in late 2019. A year later, the definitely not fake news single ' Donald Trump Love ' marked the transition between the the EP and the promo phase for the album on hand. The three ex ante single ' dark stars ' (April 2021), ' be that someone ' (March 2022), and ' look inside ' (April 2022, two weeks before album release) rais...

Compilation Review: Metralion - Quo Vadis / A Mosh in Brazil (2019)

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I was born in 1987. In the same year J.P. , Roberto , Alexandre  and Rica  founded the band Metralion in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil . All four of them were into Thrash Metal and that's exactly what you're hearing when you listen to their songs. Within the following two years, two albums were released: "Quo Vadis" (1988) and "A Mosh in Brazil" (1989). And then there was silence. Silence kept on for over thirty years. My Brazilian and other South American readers are invited to tell me whether Metralion are really sort of a legend for Thrash Metal or if they just disappeared silently. Photo Credit: Black-Roos Entertainment EPK Last November the two albums by Metralion were re-released as a compilation via Awakening Records . Thus, now we can listen to the full opus of Rio de Janeiros Thrash Metal band. That means more than one hour of fullspeed Old School Thrash Metal and nostalgia are available on CD now. My first impression is that the two albums wer...