All The Food That Will Break Your Heart At The CNE
We tried the most extreme foods this year's CNE has to offer, so that you don't have to.
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Sound Advice: Polar Vortex, by Six of Swords
Debut EP from Toronto metalcore band Six of Swords is deceptively nimble for something so heavy.
Warpit of Coiling Atrocities, by Adversarial / Paroxsihzem
This death metal split releases offers a lot of heat but little comfort.
Sound Advice: Arcane Death Ritual, by Sortilegia
Infernal black metal duo Sortilegia have brought forth a leviathan.
Sound Advice: I, by Olde
The Toronto heavy music veterans in Olde come together to make some exceptionally textured doom.
Sound Advice: Mephistopheles, by Matron
Sometimes judging a record by its album art is the best idea in the universe.
Sound Advice: Bring Down the Sky, by Northumbria
The Toronto-based ambient drone duo's sophomore effort is both beautiful and devastating.
Sound Advice: Survival, by Teethmarks
The genre-bending local band delivers a difficult but rewarding new album.
Sound Advice: Ascension, by Caudal
The local space rock trio go exploring on their expansive sophomore album.
Sound Advice: Sewer Disease, by IRN
The Toronto doom metallers trade icy slush for searing sludge on their full-length debut.
Sound Advice: Kings Among Men, by Crimson Shadows
The winners of the Wacken Metal Battle are ready for war once again with this sword-rattling epic.
Sound Advice: No Beer in Heaven, by Protokult
Sound Advice: /ɪmpəˈfɛkʃ(ə)n/, by Nadja + Vampillia
This drone and classical collaboration embodies an eerie, icy threat.
Sound Advice: By the Strength of the Mighty Atlas, by Harangue
Harangue's debut full-length captures the energy and intelligence of its live show.
Sound Advice: Hard Boiled Soft Boiled, by Odonis Odonis
Organic and urgent, this double-edged record ultimately unites its light and dark sides.
Sound Advice: The Dying Arts, by the Dying Arts
The Dying Arts deftly balance power with delicacy, and violence with tenderness.
Sound Advice: Communion, by Black Walls
Some records encourage you to get lost in them; Communion insists upon it.
Sound Advice: Disir, by Völur
Toronto folk-metal doomsters explore the feminine divine in their latest record.
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