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This Week’s New Metal
Slayer – World Painted Blood (Sony)
Halford III – Winter Songs (Metal God Ent.)
Nile – Those Whom The Gods Detest (Nuclear Blast)
Hypocrisy – A Taste of Extreme Divinity (Nuclear Blast)
Arckanum – PPPPPPPPPP (Moribund)
Arkona – Goi Rode Goi! (Napalm)
Epica – Design Your Universe (Nuclear Blast)
Illusion Suite – Final Hour (Limb)
Savage Messiah – Insurrection Rising (Candlelight)
While Heaven Wept – Vast Oceans Lachrymose (Crus del Sur)
IMPORTS & RE-ISSUES
The Arusha Accord – Echo Verses [IMPORT]
Graham Bonnet – Graham Bonnet [IMPORT]
Brainstorm – Memorial Roots [IMPORT]
Bury Tomorrow – Portraits [IMPORT]
Oppressor – The Solstice Of Agony And Corrosion (Mortal)
Root – The Temple in the Underworld [IMPORT]
VINYL
DVD
Mayhem – Pure F**king Mayhem (CD + DVD)
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