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Dysgnostic – End Whispers

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By Peter Atkinson
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Reviewed: [July 2026] Released [2026 Transcending Obscurity] Rating [4/5] Reviewer: Peter Atkinson Denmark’s Dysgnostic spent the first decade-plus of their career performing as Defilementory but changed names in 2021 to reflect a shift in their sonic direction from brutal death metal to something headier, more progressive and dissonant.
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Nunslaughter – Satanic Chaos Legions

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By Peter Atkinson
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Reviewed: [July 2026] Released [2026 BLKIIBLK Records] Rating [3/5] Reviewer: Peter Atkinson Cleveland by way of Pittsburgh provocateurs Nunslaughter have been around in one way shape for form for what seems like forever. And while frontman Don of the Dead is the lone constant in a lineup that has chewed through two-dozen or so members since 1987, the band released a veritable shitload of EPs, splits and live recordings on seemingly every tiny underground label on God’s green Earth, so to speak.
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Belarus Beaver – Grind af den Brune Bäfver

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By Peter Atkinson
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Reviewed: [July 2026] Released [2026 Self Released] Rating [3/5] Reviewer: Peter Atkinson When I reviewed Planet of the Beavers, the second album from Belarus Beaver – a duo who actually hail from Sweden – way back in 2020, I was curious how long these guys could, or would, keep their “Swedish Beaver Grind” schtick going. Well, as evidenced by their new fourth album Grind af den Brune Bäfver, at least six more years.
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