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My Favourite things of 2015 Best Metal/Rock Albums 2015 Iron Maiden Book Of Souls Steven Wilson Hand Cannot Erase Ghost Meliora Enslaved In Times The Sword High Country Paradise Lost The Plague Within Baroness Purple Amorphis Under The Red Cloud Elder Lore Clutch Psychic Warfare Best Alternative Albums 2015 Wolf Alice My Love Is Cool Slaves Therapy? Disquiet Courtney Barnett Sometimes I sitand think, Sometimes I just sit Blur The Magic Whip Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds Chasing Yesterday Sun Kil Moon Universal Themes Tame Impala Currents Gaz Coombes Matador Vaccines English Graffiti Favourite EP's 2015 Foo Fighters Saint Celicia Mono & The Ocean Transcendental Cloudkicker Woum Favourite Films 2015 Star Wars The Force Awakens James Bond Spectre Superbob The Man From Uncle Mad Max Fury Road Legend Ex Machina Straight Outta Compton Turbo Kid Nina Forever

Best Metal albums 2014 Mastodon once more around the sun Opeth Pale Communion Ghost Brigade IV Black Moth Condemned to Hope Pallbearer Foundations Of Burden Atlas Moth The Old Believer Cynic Kindly Bent To Free US Hark Crystalline Panopticon Roads To The North Behemoth The Satanist Best Alternative Albums 2014   Mogwai Rave Tapes Manic Street Preachers Futurology The Hold Steady Teeth Dreams A Sunny Day In Glasgow Sea When Absent Aphex Twin Syro Pineapple Thief Mangolia The Pixies Indie Cindy Sun Kil Moon Benji Weezer Everything Will Be Alright In The End Devin Townsend Casualties Of Cool Best EP’s 2014 Wild Throne Blood Maker Inter Arma The Cavern Down Purple EP Part 2 Avatarium All I want Lesser Key EP Favourite Films 2014 The Hobbit Part 3 Battle Of The Five Armies 71 Frank  Inbetweeners 2  Cold In July Chef Dawn Of The Planet Of The Apes The Wolf Of Wall Street Jersey Boys Only...

Here is a list of my favourite Cult Action and Thrillers From the past 14 years. History of Violence  (David Cronenberg) There Will Be Blood ( Paul Thomas Anderson) Children Of Men (Peter Travers) Gran Torino ( Clint Eastwood)  Sightseers (Ben Wheatley)  Dead Mans Shoes (Shane Meadows) Drive  (Nicholas Winding Refn) Snatch (Guy Ritchie) The Departed (Martin Scorsese) No Country For Old Men (Joel& Ethan Coen)

                                                                                                                      Best Rock/Metal Albums  Inter Arma sky burial Ghost BC infestinusam Phil Anselmo and the illegals walk through exits only Steven Wilson the raven that refused to sing and other stories Black Sabbath 13 Scale The Summit the migration Pelican forever becoming Russian Circles memorial Intronaut habitual levitations Cult of Luna Vertikal Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats Mind Control Clutch Earth Rocker Gorguts colored sands Jesu every day i get closer to the light from which i came Skeltonwitch serpents unleashed Subrosa more contant than the gods Windhand soma A...

                                                     20 Things I liked This Year 2013 A Field In England (Film directed by Ben Wheatley) Ben Wheatleys latest venture set during the English civil war. Held its own ground this year being screened in black and white with minimalistic setting but still being able to intrigue with its gritty occult vibe and plot laid out on a mental palette which questions war, Greed and religion Django Unchained (Film directed by Quentin Tarantino) Tarantinos latest film and his first with a modern spaghetti western revenge twist tells the story of a slave set free by an infamous bounty hunter who seeks his help in finding his captors. With Comic Book violence and Black comedy antics it is one of the best commercial films I have seen in recent years  Steven Wilson The Raven That Refused To Sing Music ...

Evile Skull Evile have always been a band riding the wave of the modern thrash metal revival scene which has gradually got bigger and bigger since the latter part of the Noughtie's. They first exploded onto the scene in 2007 with the much acclaimed album  "Enter The Grave" and since then have spawned 3 very strong album's since with each one growing in both publicity and production value's. As soon as I heard of there output for there 4th album bluntly entitled "Skull" it was hard not to conjure up sceptical thought's would the band still be able to produce a memorable album in what can sometime's be considered an over saturated and repetitive genre? The album opens up with a pummelling chord stab intro unveiling a sound which any fan of there previous albums will have come to love with the production tone's sounding closer to there first two albums than there last release (2011's) Five Serpent's Teeth. Giving hint's ...