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October 29, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #675
Great news for us all just in time for Xmas (fuck, already?), with the release of Dimevision Vol: 2 – Roll With It Or Get Rolled Over.
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October 6, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #674
Rumours are rife that an Australian version of the classic metal festival, Download, will be announced in the coming weeks/soon.
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September 28, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #673
Metal Christmas this year is on Friday September 22. We’ll be receiving new albums from four massive bands.
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September 11, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #672
First world beggars Ne Obliviscaris (NeO) are running a hardcore pan-handling campaign in the lead up to the release of their new album later this year.
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August 27, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #671
There’s only one more sleep until the British progressive blackened death metal masters Akercocke release their new album Renaissance In Extremis.
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August 13, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #670
It feels like a lot of THTH columns this year have featured some type of RIP to a lost brother within the hard rock and metal community and this edition is no exception.
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July 30, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #669
The announcement that Akercocke will be releasing a new album this year has cemented 2017 a massive year for releases.
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July 15, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #668
Looking for a good book? Check out For the Sake of Heaviness: the History of Metal Blade Records for something that you can judge by its title. It was written by Metal Blade founder and CEO Brian Slagel with Mark Eglinton and features a foreword by Lars Ulrich. The release of the book also celebrates the label’s 35 year anniversary.
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July 1, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #667
If you’re like me and you feel like we here down under are being ignored by the rest of the metal music festival world (what, with no more Soundwave) then this may be good news. In a recent promo interview, Slipknot and StoneSour frontman Corey Taylor has been quoted saying “we’d definitely love to bring it [Knotfest] down here [to Australia]” and the reason Knotfest was never bought down under before is because they didn’t want to “step on anyone’s toes”.
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June 16, 2017 in Columns, Too Heavy to Hug
Too Heavy To Hug #666
Is it just me or are people getting dumber by the day? Last issue I mentioned Linkin Park vocalist Chester Bennington’s threat against people who call the band’s newest release a sell out and now this issue I can’t go past mentioning Kathy Griffin’s recent attempt to deflect hate aimed at her to metal bands.
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