Jake Walters is a journalist with a passion for music, particularly in the heavy metal genre. His articles focus on reviewing and analyzing various albums and bands, providing insight into the emotional and artistic aspects of their music. With a deep knowledge and appreciation for the genre, Jake aims to share his enthusiasm and expertise with readers.
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Jake Walters' focus is primarily on entertainment news and gaming, with a strong emphasis on music reviews. He would likely be receptive to pitches related to album reviews, artist interviews, or coverage of emerging trends in the music industry.
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Vitriol return with their uniquely feral take on extreme metal that's riff with highs and lows. And Riffs, lots of riffs.
Angmodnes take doom metal to new emotional and compositional highs and lows with their new track, "The Hours".
This is another trip through the range of human feeling with Amigo The Devil and it is a journey that is well worth taking.
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This week we talk to Civerous, a band who in short order have become one of the most interesting underground metal acts.
Sugar Horse with their blunt and poignant post-metal continues to down the path of absurdity and beauty with "Office Job Simulator".
International death metal act Hyperdontia have prepared their finest helping of death metal so far on their unrelenting third album.
Seattle's kaiju-themed metal act Oxygen Destroyer have been ripping Earth apart for a decade and their monster riffs are here to stay.
Nile have returned after five years and with "The Underworld Awaits Us All", they might be turning more heads than they expected.
By: Jake Walters
QAALM welcome you to the "Borderlands" with their unique and captivating brand of progressive doom metal. It's a sound to behold.
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