METALEGION MAGAZINE
 
English written magazine, composed by 92 full colour glossy pages, Sampler CD & Posters
Highlights on this issue range from features with some of the top acts of the metal scene, like Possessed, Nocturnus AD, Kampfar, Usurper, Protector, Vulture or the cult Hungarian act Tormentor but also covering underground gems like Vigilance, Necromutilator, Disowning, Asphodelus, Bloodlust or the Portuguese Hellhammer worshipers Martelo Negro to state just a few.
It also features a live report from the Portuguese extremist festival SWR Barroselas Metalfest #22 plus all sort of regular sections and a 76 minutes sampler CD featuring songs from bands that will satiate your headbanging needs.
 
92 pages (A4 – 21 x 29,7 cm)
Full colour glossy paper, cover (135 gr.) inside (90gr.)
English written
78 minutes Sampler CD
 
Features:
POSSESSED
this is unquestionably one of the most anticipated moments… The return of Americans Possessed with the release of the long-waited third album entitled “Revelations of Oblivion”. There is no doubt that a special affection exists for Jeff Becerra, who – after being victim of an armed robbery that left him paralyzed from the chest down decades ago – returns, affirming himself as the metal reference that in reality never ceased to be
NOCTURNUS AD
pushing the death metal limits with a new paradox
KAMPFAR
Dolk’s vision of a real hostile reptilian manifest
AD PATRES
introduction to a new level of deadly experiences
VIGILANCE
expanding their heavy realms with dark ambience
ABNORMALITY
approaching brutal technical death with individuality
USURPER
the anticipated return of the lords of the permafrost
DISOWNING
erecting a dense wall of technical death metal
DORMANTH
the chemistry has never been so high
CATASTROFY
underlying problems to a fun Slovak thrashing tone
GUTLESS
remembering why Australia remains a deathly country
MARTELO NEGRO
evoking hellhammerish models with Portuguese warmth
SEPULCRATION
taking solid steps in old school death metal traditions
IMMORTAL SUFFERING
reincarnation of the spirit of the violent ‘90s
VULTURE
the German answer to good old speed thrash metal
NECROMUTILATOR
a bestial Italian stroke into the heart of Christianity
ASPHODELUS
mixing primal influences in a doom death cauldron
FOUL
cryptic worms served on a golden plate of heaviness
CBF
at the end of the night a can of trashy tuna is enough
BLOODLUST
using speed as their way to court the black masses
DEATHFUCKER
worshiping violence, chaos, and devilish fierceness
MURG
ice-cold Nordic black metal charged with grim melodies
STONECAST
conquering space with French heavy metal violence
TORMENTOR
looking back at a difficult past that still prevails
PARALLEL MINDS
an emotional heavy journey through human decadence
SWR BARROSELAS METALFEST REPORT
leading the extreme festival scene in Portugal
PROTECTOR
Martin Missy still summon the hordes with black blood
 
Regulars:
UNDERGROUND BANGERS
prime selections that require immediate attention
CHOICE CUTS
an exquisite audio selection of bands on CD
LABEL REPORT
one of the Horval brothers speak about Hells Headbangers
DIARY OF A METALHEAD
ramblings of a mind plagued by the devil’s music
DEVIL’S SCRIPTURES
the history of Swedish death & Rotting Christ unveiled
SLICE & DICE
only the strongest will survive our scrutiny
 
MIXTAPE
David Larsson shares his 10 fundamental selections
 
POSTERS
MARDUK & KING DIAMOND
 
Sampler CD:
01. BLOODLUST ‘Incantation Of Sin’
02. DISOWNING ‘Ghost Area’
03. NECROMUTILATOR ‘Putrefaction Rites’
04. IMMORTAL SUFFERING ‘Mutilated’
05. CONSTANS COMPROMISSUM ‘In Dying’
06. CULT OF SELF DESTRUCTION ‘Act II – Danse Macabre (The Plague)’
07. STONECAST ‘Precipice To Hell’
08. ONTBORG ‘Within The Depths Of Oblivion’
09. CARNAL SAVAGERY ‘Devoured By Maggots’
10. ASPHODELUS ‘Scent Of Venus’
11. CATASTROFY ‘Morava’
12. PORTA DAEMONIUM ‘Returning To Tiamat’
13. HUNTER ‘Then Comes The Night’
14. DEATHSWARM ‘Throne of A Morbid God’
15. DEMOLIZER ‘Live In Sin’
16. D.A.D ‘Mil Rostros’
17. PARALLEL MINDS ‘Kolyma’
18. SUGGILLATION ‘Endless Slaughter’
19. FINAL FLAG ‘Cutloose’