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	submitted Darkthrone - Sardonic Wrath. over 9 years ago
	submitted Darkthrone - Hate Them. over 9 years ago
	submitted Darkthrone - Plaguewielder. over 9 years ago
	submitted Darkthrone - Total Death. over 9 years ago
	submitted Darkthrone - Ravishing Grimness. over 9 years ago
	submitted Darkthrone - Panzerfaust. over 9 years ago
	submitted Darkthrone - Transilvanian Hunger. over 9 years ago
	submitted The Sisters Of Mercy - First And Last And Always. over 9 years ago
	submitted The Rolling Stones - Sticky Fingers. over 9 years ago
	submitted Dead Can Dance - Anastasis. over 9 years ago
	submitted Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest. over 9 years ago
	submitted Discharge - Decontrol: The Singles. over 9 years ago
	posted a comment on Cradle Of Filth - Vempire: Dark Faerytales In Phallustein. over 13 years ago I visited Cacophonous Records' offices in 1999 and bought both versions at the same time. It ain't a repress as far as I'm concerned.
	posted a review of Black Sabbath. over 19 years ago Absolutely essential Rock band. I know they're often perceived as a third-rate cheesy metal band, no thanks to Ozzy Osbourne's lame solo career and their own stream of worthless records since the mid-to-late 70s. But on their prime they just couldn't... See full review
	posted a review of The Beatles - Revolver. over 19 years ago An absolute masterpiece. You simply won't find a better pop/rock record than this. Not just because the songs are brilliant, but because the album also had an experimental side that never obscured their superb pop hooks or viceversa. In other words,... See full review
	posted a review of Programme. over 21 years ago This band deserves a lot more recognition, because they kick ass. The press often compare them with The Young Gods, but they only resemble them in the sampling and overall feel. Programme discards the lush elements of that band, focusing on a dark,... See full review
	posted a review of Snares Man! - Clearance Bin / Breakbeat Malaria. over 22 years ago Today's top producer Aaron Funk aka Venetian Snares tries his hand at a Ragga/Jungle style, or rather, he adds these influences to his trademark maniacal Breakcore, with amazing results. You know you need this...