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ALBUM REVIEW: Godflesh – Decay

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This is not going to be a history lesson about the importance of Justin Broadrick, the band he came from, and his impact on industrial music. Decay (Relapse Records) is about the end rather than the beginning. Ten albums into this project’s career, you already know to some extent what to expect. Justin has stated this is the last Godflesh album due to health issues, and the intense nature of the music he makes might be taking its toll in his current state. Like past releases, he is not shying away from painting a harrowing sonic portrait that reflects the state of the world.  Continue reading →


ALBUM REVIEW: Megadeth – Megadeth

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So, here we are then. Forty-three years, seventeen studio albums and countless supporting musicians later, and the end is finally nigh for Megadeth. Yes, the band will remain on active duty for an extensive farewell tour, but for now, or until frontman Dave Mustaine changes his mind (an unlikely scenario), then this is indeed it. Recording-wise at least.

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Megadeth Shares a New Single “Puppet Parade” – Final Album Due Out This Week

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Megadeth has released a new single and music video for the track “Puppet Parade!” You can stream the track below. Their upcoming self-titled final album is due out this week, via Dave Mustaine’s Tradecraft imprint in partnership with Frontiers Label Group’s new BLKIIBLK label. In addition to the new Zoetrope vinyl, the album will get a special limited edition vinyl version for Target Stores. The special release will be the only place to hear the bonus track “Bloodlust” and will feature a blood-red vinyl. Megadeth will release on January 23rd, 2026, and will also close with a cover of Metallica’s “Ride The Lightning.” Check it out! 

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