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I told you I'd tell them our story
Lydmor
Genexus
Fear Factory
Book of shadows II
Zakk Wylde
Black coffee
Beth Hart
Catacombs of the black Vatican
Black Label Society
Re-machined : a tribute to Deep Purple's Machine Head
Deep Purple
Got your six
Five Finger Death Punch
Trident wolf eclipse
Watain
Jon Savage's 1965 : the year the 60s ignited
Immortal
Lorna Shore
d. 19. Jan. 2018
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Jon White
d. 19. Jan. 2018
"BLACK LABEL SOCIETY overpowers the airwaves with pure rocking charm that holds candles to the classic sounds of the genre that is by no means boring or generic. There's a certain sound that everybody expect to hear from this band and Grimmest Hits does not disappoint ... What BLACK LABEL SOCIETY has cleverly mapped out on this record is their clear cut influences whilst still keeping it true to their own artistic style throughout".
d. 15. Jan. 2018
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Sherri Crawford
d. 15. Jan. 2018
"Grimmest Hits showcases Black Label Society's ability to deliver fresh and tempting material without deserting its proven recipe for success. After nearly four years, the band's latest course is sure to satisfy storied-fans' appetites and entice newcomers alike".
2018
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Joe DiVita
2018
"There's a lot of Sabbath worship present on Grimmest Hits, but that's not a knock on the band. Since the release of the first six Black Sabbath albums, but given that Father Iommi seems to have retired, who better than the guy who leads Zakk Sabbath, the guy who plays those riffs in Ozzy Osbourne's band, to keep that flame ignited? If you're after riffs you can milk for days, then Grimmest Hits is a Wisconsin purebred prize dairy cow".
