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Think of Unfuckwithable: A Guide to Inspired Badassery as something of an anti-self-help book. And in case you’re wondering, Manfredi lays it out right on the first page, offering a definition of the book’s title—“Unfuckwithable (adj.) when you’re truly at peace and in touch with yourself, nothing anyone says or does bothers you, and no negativity or drama can touch you.”

LINDSAY SCHOOLCRAFTWorlds Away CYBER PROXY 8/10 ETHEREAL GOTH: After nabbing a JUNO Award nomination for her solo album Martyr in the category of Heavy/Hard Sound Album of...

VARIOUS ARTISTS Dirt (Redux) MAGNETIC EYE 7/10 METAL MEETS GRUNGE: Dirt (Redux), the latest volume in Magnetic Eye’s Redux Series, finds 13 heavy bands tackle the...

OCEANS OF SLUMBER CENTURY MEDIA 8/10 QUALITY SYMPHONIC DOOM METAL: After hearing the operatic metal tones of Oceans of Slumber, it may be hard to believe that...

AVATAR Hunter Gatherer EONE MUSIC 9/10 Post-Avatar Country Heaviness: After graciously welcoming us all into the friendly confines of Avatar Country and allowing us...

BURY TOMORROW Cannibal MUSIC FOR NATIONS / SONY 9/10 PUNISHING BRIT (METAL)CORE: With Cannibal, Bury Tomorrow has delivered just what the doctor ordered in...

BEHEMOTH A Forest METAL BLADE 7/10 BEHEMOTH DOES THE CURE: Behemoth’s A Forest finds the Polish extreme black metal legends embarking on one of their most...

TURMION KÄTILÖTGlobal Warning NUCLEAR BLAST 7/10 EXTREME DISCO METAL FROM FINLAND: Here’s something to check off your quarantine listening bucket list—Finnish industrial metal. Before you ask,...

As you’ve all surely experienced over the last month plus of our current Coronavirus quarantine, there are only a finite amount of things to do while we’re all staying at home—clean and organize your house, binge watch Netflix, exercise, sleep, eat, drink (heavily), and listen to music. And no matter what activity from that list you choose to partake in, music is the perfect accompaniment.

FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH F8 BETTER NOISE 9/10 POWERFUL POP METAL: After a somewhat lackluster release in 2018’s And Justice for None (aside from perhaps the...