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Baltimore Sun
Maryland Deathfest celebrates 10 years
Baltimore Sun
Deathfast's daily lineups are its most obvious selling point, thanks to top-tier underground acts (Napalm Death, Morbid Angel) and unique choices (Tokyo's Church of Misery, playing Sunday, blends Ozzy-era Black Sabbath with drone-metal).

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Death Division Posts New Album Teaser Trailer
Metal Underground
It has been a very busy and productive month for Death Division, which features Jerry Montano (Hellyeah / Danzig / Nothingface / Down & Dirty) and Tim Yeung (Morbid Angel / Divine Heresy / Hate Eternal / Nile). The band just wrapped up recording music ...


 
The Gauntlet
Former MORBID ANGEL Guitarist Launches New Band
The Gauntlet
Greyhaze Records is proud to announce the formation and signing of brand new death metal act Warfather, a devastating new unit conceived by ex-Morbid Angel gladiator Steve Tucker! In a statement on what metal fans are to expect from Warfather, ...
Former Morbid Angel Bassist Starts WarfatherGun Shy Assassin

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Baltimore Sun
Maryland Deathfest: 10 Dark Horse Bands to Check Out This Weekend
Noisecreep
Star attractions such as Napalm Death, Saint Vitus, Suffocation, Brujeria, and Morbid Angel promise a solid assault on the senses from three stages for three days. But intrepid metalheads and lurkers enjoying the blizzard of forthcoming YouTube uploads ...
Maryland Deathfest celebrates 10 yearsBaltimore Sun

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Gun Shy Assassin
Khonsu Sign With Season Of Mist
Gun Shy Assassin
I am looking forward to joining the ranks with legends like Mayhem, Morbid Angel, Samael and many others.” I wouldn't mention Morbid Angel, in relation with Season of Mist anyways. Not after that atrocious fucking record.
KHONSU Signs With Season of MistThe Gauntlet

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KUNC
Metalheads Are People Too
KUNC
While the US has produced some of its most hallowed bands, from Metallica to Morbid Angel and all points (good and bad) in between, our community is so much more spread out than those in more traditionally metal-friendly Europe that we're forced to ...

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Wall Street Journal
Fortress of God
Wall Street Journal
Famed for its proto-brutalist facade and spatial ambiguities, and for exciting morbid thoughts from poets and novelists throughout the 20th century, the building distills qualities that have elevated Hawksmoor, known mainly by the Victorians as an ...