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New site? Maybe some day. 
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From an underground bunker painted pink, with Hello Kitty dolls and beheaded hipsters on the walls:
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I totally read that as "a celibate, calculating sense of foreboding evil". |
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No, that's me in high school.
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Update:
Not content with groping children, American TSA agents kick Master out of the country, forcing cancellation of the 2011 Master USA tour
"The police came to explain that the visa waiver program didn't apply to musicians...The guys were escorted to the plane by four police officers and returned their passports when we arrived in Amsterdam."
Master flew all the way here to the USA from the Czech Republic and were turned away on a technicality. Why, because they're "terrorists"? Unlikely. It takes five seconds of Googling to figure out these dudes have been doing this for thirty years and haven't blown up any New York landmarks yet.
How long do we take this security charade lying down? It's one thing when they have to do a body cavity search on grandma, grope your wife, confiscate your pocket knife or blow up your 3.2 oz of toothpaste. But now they're fucking with death metal, and we shouldn't tolerate this shit.
Master tour destroyed by American TSA agents
MASTER tour crushed by TSA paranoia (NSFW, praises Islam)
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Content-rich underground metal magazine HESSIAN has just unleashed its fourth issue onto the world, "The Return of Darkness and Evil."
Contents:
1. Prologue by Kaveh
2. Marching Homewards by Helmholtz
3. Mozart’s 25th Symphony: Review by Skald
4. Evola and the Mountain by TheWaters
5. Mithras and Mithraism as Hessian Archetype by TheWaters
6. Satanic Essence: The Symbolic Reality of the Adversary by Xavier
7. Technology: A Hessian Perspective by Kaveh
8. The Battle of Tours by TheWaters
9. Black Funeral – Vukolak: Review by Skald
10. Hessianism: Considerations and Orientations Helmholtz
Hessian #4: The Return of Darkness and Evil |
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At the Devil’s Studio attempts to take the early monolithic style and tweak it sonically to gain effect, and it does so by making a dark immersive world of hanging sheets of resonant sound, but it loses the sinister abstraction and aloofness of the second album.
Beherit - At the Devil's Studio 1990 review with audio
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Review by Steve Brettens. |
 
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