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Hear SLEEP's epic first album in 8 years 'Hempispheres'

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By Gregory Adams
| revolvermag.com
Sleep are looking a little different these days — only bassist-vocalist Al Cisneros remains from the original line-up — but the long-revered stoner outfit have suited up to boot back into dank and doomy terrain. Following a pair of tripped-out singles, they’ve formally launched their first album in eight years, Hempispheres. As previously reported, Hempispheres is the first Sleep release to not feature founding riff-slinger and High on Fire leader Matt Pike.
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Fan poll: Top 5 heavy albums from 1996

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By Gregory Adams
| revolvermag.com
1996 was a wild and impactful year. Scream brought on a slasher renaissance — thrilling and chilling a future theatri-core bandleader with its influential meta-horror. It was also the year where Will Smith wrapped up his TV career to go full action hero in Independence Day. That said, that same summer ushered in the international domination of the Spice Girls.
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DARKEST HOUR announce 11th album 'Suffer Divine' with vengeful title track

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By Gregory Adams
| revolvermag.com
Suffer no longer, Darkest Hour have announced they have a new album on the way. To tease their impending 11th studio full-length, the D.C. metalcore vets just delivered its blistering title track: “Suffer Divine.” The new song is Darkest Hour’s first piece of new music since they released their Perpetual Terminal album in 2024.
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