Chains Of Solitude

from CiTR -- Powerchord · host CiTR & Discorder Magazine

Join us for another two hours of pure devastation on today's episode of Powerchord! We're kicking off the show with some crushing doomy death metal from Snorlax and a raging track from their spectacular sophomore EP. We'll dig into the work of some of today's weirder, spacier and more progressive death metal heavyweights with Cosmic Putrefaction, Krallice, Odious Mortem and Ulcerate, and we'll also get into some grotesque knuckle-dragging old school death metal riffage from Necrot, Tomb Mold, Temple Nightside and Vastum. The second half of the show features triumphant speed and power metal anthems with rippers from Riot City, Blade Killer, Frozen Crown and 3 Inches Of Blood. Plus, we'll dig a classic track from the New Wave of British Heavy Metal out of The Graveyard with Saxon! Crank it up!

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