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Terrorizer #200 Summer 2010 - Sepultura, Winterfylleth, Danzig and Sick Sounds does Slayer to death
Only £3.99 plus P&P from our on-line store.
Thirteen years and 200 issues later, Terrorizer comes of age and turns to the cover stars of #1 for a celebration of our shared history, underground ethics and survival against the odds!
The critics take a back seat as 200 of the artists who have made Terrorizer what it is - from the crowd-pleasing festival favourites to the rising underground new blood - pick 200 essential albums that they think no record collection should be without!
Elsewhere in the issue, Danzig returns from six years of silence to reveal an unexpected punk rock ethic, Winterfylleth look to England's Anglo-Saxon past for lessons for its future, plus Misery Index, Blind Guardian, Ion Dissonance, Nevermore, Hate, Hellfest aftermath, Decrepit Birth and all the usual news, reviews, scathing criticism and triumphant praise.
Also, Sick Sounds returns as a free supplement, this issue a thrashtastic Slayer special!
Terrorizer #200 incorporating Sick Sounds #3 is available for just £3.99 plus P&P in our shop or from good newsagents and WHSmith from Thursday 12 August 2010.
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Terrorizer #199 August 2010 - breaking the law with Enforcer, 40 Sickest Riffs, Dominion 5 + more
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"I really can't listen to old metal with NEW SAFE SOUND like so many does. Enforcer is the way now!"
You gotta love emails from Fenriz. When it comes to metal he is the benchmark for all things badass and so often have we discovered a new band only to find out he's already championed them on his blog. So it's good to know that my near obsession with these spandex-clad Swedes is shared by ol' Fenrico himself. I can't remember when I discovered Enforcer but it was around a time when I was furiously digging up any band that sounded like it could have been in Kerrang circa 1982. Getting a daily fix of Enforcer's 'Into The Night' album when it came out in November 2008 was akin to a serious crack habit - friends and family forcing me into an intervention situation, weaning me off high voltage spinners like 'Speed Queen' gradually, spoon feeding me musical methadone to calm me down from my denim and leather high.
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Get your hands on Terrorizer #199 NOW and:
- indulge yourselves with Kingdom of Sorrow's tales of debauchery and eventual straightening out;
- get an update on the blackened cosmic progression of Enslaved's eleventh studio album;
- dig up and turn on to 22 new and cult bands including Fleshrot, Mongo Ninja and Colonel Blast;
- shake your earth with Yakuza's curious mix of metal, world and jazz;
- vicariously get off on Kim Kelly's big adventure after getting stranded in Europe with Yob;
- inflame your sense of outrage with our 40 Sickest Riffs feature, from Sabbath to Slayer (taking in Sleep, Sepultura and, er, John Williams;
- discover which extreme metal releases are worth your hard-earned cash this month in our review section.
Plus the usual listings, competitions, news and views, with Starkweather, Exhumed, Grave, Severe Torture, Cannabis Corpse, Amorphis and Sakis Tolis from Rotting Christ.
In Dominion #5 we hook up with The March Violets, Ulterior, Revamp and cover stars Lacrimosa, Suicide Commando, KMFDM and Front Line Assembly... and add to this action-packed issue album, gig and desirable dark stuff, how many more reasons do you need to get your little hands on this bijou magazinette?
Terrorizer #199 incorporating Dominion #5 is available for just £3.99 plus P&P in our shop or from good newsagents and WHSmith from Thursday 15 July 2010.
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Terrorizer's Sickest Ever Merch Store open!
Terrorizer #198 July 2010 out now!
Available now from our online store just £3.99 plus P&P
It’s a bitter coincidence that the month we choose to celebrate a trio of would-be heavy metal titans, baptised in doom and backed by Terrorizer from their very beginnings, the universe sees fit to deprive us of the very definition of a heavy metal titan.
Pick up Terrorizer #198 NOW and…
- Discover how and why Swedish rifflords Grand Magus are destined for a place in the heavy metal pantheon!
- Celebrate the life of the incredible Ronnie James Dio with the most comprehensive salute to his awe-inspiring career!
- Dig up 22 new and cult bands from the underground!
- Find out which of a possible hundred-plus extreme metal releases are actually worthy of troubling your ears!
- Uncover the stresses and stategies behind Anathema’s genre-defining ‘The Silent Enigma’!
Plus the usual listings, competitions, news and views, with Nachtmystium, Lair Of The Minotaur, Melvins, Harvey Milk, A Storm Of Light, Dream Evil, Skitliv, Whitechapel, Ramesses, Leng Tch'e and so much more!
Terrorizer's Secret History of... Death Metal
Only £5.99 plus P&P from our online store.
After Terrorizer's Secret History Of... Black Metal, it was only a matter of time before Terrorizer turned its mighty gaze to death metal, the sire of a thousand sub-genres.
Within these pages, untold stories are aired for the first time, and fresh perspectives are brought to the established history to create an ultimate history of extreme metal's most diverse and devastating incarnation. Whether a casual listener looking to expand your knowledge, or a seasoned veteran, there's something here to enhance and expand your understanding and appreciation of the music you love.
Terrorizer #196 - May 2010, Judas Priest...!!!
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A good thirty years after a sound was defined and a scene took form, Terrorizer stands in awe of a towering metal monument every bit the equal of Wren's churches or Brunell's top hat – Judas Priest's 1980 call to arms, 'British Steel'. Devour not just the story behind this vastly influential album, but learn of its impact on Watain, Primordial, Ihsahn and more!
As if that wasn't reason enough, consider:
• An exclusive first look at Watain's eagerly anticipated new album 'Lawless Darkness'.
• A zero-bullshit guide to the festival seasons telling you not just who's playing, but how to get there, what it'll cost and what the beer's like.
• Choice Cuts – overflowing with 22 new and cult bands, from post-Decapitated Polish brutalists Masachist and caustic British post-metallers Rinoa to hotly tipped Australian grinders Extortion and crusty hardcore pugelists Black Breath.
Plus the usual reviews, previews, competitions and the likes of Amon Amarth, Brutal Truth, Trigger The Bloodshed, 1349, Cathedral, Unleashed, Venomous Concept, The Ocean, Master, Unholy Grave, Vomitor, Exodus, Metsatoll, Bison BC and much much more.
