WORT-FM Loud Rock Top 20 for the Week of 4/30/12

Artist  —  Album  —  Label
1) Overkill  —  The Electric Age  —  eOne
2) Municipal Waste  —  The Fatal Feast  —  Nuclear Blast
3) Meshuggah  —  Koloss  —  Nuclear Blast
4) Ministry  —  Relapse  —  AFM
5) Jeff Loomis  —  Plains of Oblivion  —  Century Media
6) Soulfly  —  Enslaved  —  Roadrunner
7) Aura Noir  —  Out To Die  —  Indie Recordings
8) God Forbid  —  Equilibrium  —  Victory
9) Job for a Cowboy  —  Demonocracy  —  Metal Blade
10) High on Fire  —  De Vermis Mysteriis  —  eOne
11) Prong  —  Carved Into Stone  —  Long Branch
12) Hour of Penance  —  Sedition  —  Prosthetic
13) Unleashed  —  Odalhem  —  Nuclear Blast
14) Dragonforce  —  The Power Within  —  Roadrunner
15) Iron Maiden  —  En Vivo  —  uMe
16) Accept  —  Stalingrad  —  Nuclear Blast
17) Exumer  —  Fire & Damnation  —  Metal Blade
18) Angelus Apatrida  —  The Call  —  Century Media
19) Allegaeon  —  Formshifter  —  Metal Blade
20) Moonspell  —  Alpha Noir  —  Napalm

Top 5 Adds
1) Allegaeon  —  Formshifter  —  Metal Blade
2) Moonspell  —  Alpha Noir  —  Napalm
3) Cattle Decapitation  —  Monolith of Inhumanity  —  Metal Blade
4) Necronomicon  —  Invictus  —  Massacre
5) Legacy of Disorder  —  Last Man Standing  —  Black Orchard

Other Adds: Fear Factory, Hung, Skip The Foreplay, Horseback, Cripple Bastards, Marauder, Pigs, Oddland, Ancient VVisdom, Altered Symmetry

Allegaeon
Formshifter
Metal Blade Records
http://www.myspace.com/allegaeon
Sophomore slump?  no way!   A bit of a more mature sound, still brutal and technical, catchy and all around awesome.  These guys are pushing the melodic/brutal/prog/death metal envelope.

Cattle Decapitation
Monolith of Inhumanity
Metal Blade Records
http://www.cattledecapitation.com/
This is what death metal should be!  This is a full on assault of brutality.  A bit grindy, but really overall just some brutal, technically proficient death metal.  A lot of cool stuff on the drums working (SO FAST!) in unison with guitars.   Vocals are guttural and screamy too and both work perfectly.

Fear Factory
“Recharger”
Candlelight Records
http://www.fearfactory.com/
Unmistakably Fear Factory here.   Burton’s vocals sound great, the riffs are what you expect, and drumming is off the hook (I think I read they used a Drum Machine for the album – meh)  Can’t wait to hear more!

Hung
Hung
The End Records
http://hungrocks.com/
This is kind of a melodic black metal thing.  There’s that typical black metal guitar tone, some cookie monster vocals mixed up with that black metal scream… but you get into some proggy melodic metal stuff musicwise.  Pretty cool all around.

Legacy of Disorder
Last Man Standing
Black Orchard Music
http://www.legacyofdisorder.com/
Saw these guys open for Gwar not too long ago.  I guess they don’t really fit in much of a sub genre… I would be most inclined to call them “Metal”   But…. if I had to lean a certain way, I’d say they’re more in the extreme thrash area.  Catchy riffs, more abrasive vocals… and an overall heavy feel (about as heavy as Pantera I guess)

Moonspell
Alpha Noir / Omega White
Napalm Records
http://moonspell.com/
Right now I only have Alpha Noir, the first disc of this two disc set.  And I have to say this is some cool stuff here.  The best of what Moonspell can do… heavier, gothed up metal.  Sounds a bit like their older stuff and some of the better newer stuff all in one!  A bit meaty sound, shouted vocals and catchy stuff too.  Melodic, heavy, all that cool stuff.

Necronomicon
Invictus
Massacre
http://www.myspace.com/necronomiconmetal
Thrashy guitar work (sounds a bit like Iron Maiden a bit)… but then it just gets heavier from there.  I’d say it’s a brutal thrashy sound, or really a mix of stuff.  Dual vocalists with a clean side and a brutal side.  Overall, there’s some big thrashy riffs, and a bit of a raw, in-your-face feel.  I get a hint of Overkill or some old school NWOBHM on steroids.

Skip the Foreplay
Nightlife
Epitaph Records
http://www.facebook.com/Skiptheforeplaymtl
“post metalcore”  Screamo stuff… great brutal riffs, drumming, music… and then you get the some effect-y stuff…. with some electronic-ified guitars/keyboards.  Keyboards/electronic stuff reminds me a bit of Horse The Band.  I’m waiting for the full on emo-autotuned chorus… and I never really gets there.  I was expecting this to be a pile of crap that I should have skipped, but it’s a decent modern post metalcore release.

Pigs
You Ruin Everything
Solar Flare
http://www.pigsnyc.com/
Kind of a southern sludgey stoner metal sort of thing.   Some catchy riffs and of course some nice big meaty ones too.  Screamed vocals… this would probably sound good with a PBR.

Oddland
The Treachery of Senses
Century Media
http://www.myspace.com/oddland
I’d say offhand that this would be a prog rock version of Meshuggah.  It seems to have the prog and technicality, but not as heavy… just a little bit of Djent (that’s there I hear the Meshuggah part)  Otherwise, I’d say it’s along the lines of a heavier Porcupine Tree.  There’s a good mix between melodic/rock and heavier stuff here.

Ancient VVisdom
A Godlike Inferno
Prosthetic
http://www.facebook.com/AVVFB
Kind of a gothy rock sort of thing.  Almost a stoner metal feel, but it has that darker creepy underlying sound that to me makes it more of a goth thing than a stoner thing.  It’s definitely not balls out heavy metal… just a laid back, chillin’ doomy sort of thing with some melodic stuff and yeah, laid back, man.

Altered Symmetry
Prologue
Self Released
http://www.altered-symmetry.com/
Something sent to the show directly from a band… kind of a melodic metal type thing  a bit prog… kind of like Dream Theater’s first album… still a bit more work for them to go… otherwise, not too shabby from an unsigned band from South America.

Marauder
Elegy of Blood
Pitch Black
http://www.marauder.gr/index.php
Sounds like some good ol power metal to me!   But… there seems to be a decent edge to it… some vocals in the old Halford range.  Musically I guess it has a Judas Priest feel too.  Catchy, edgy and really, just decent metal!

Horseback
Half Blood
Relapse
http://www.myspace.com/horsebacknoise
Kind of a sludgey doomy noise band.  And that’s what this album is about.  Screamed vocals, slow doomy noisy songs.  LOL

Cripple Bastards
Senza Impronte
Relapse
http://www.cripple-bastards.com/
Haven’t heard of these guys before… they are a grindcore band from Italy.  Right off the bat… it’s like a bit of a more extreme band than Napalm Death.  They definitely have a Napalm Death feel, but kick it up a notch I guess.  A bit more on the Death Metal side, and yeah, a little catchy too.

Artist / Song / Disk / Label
Prong / Eternal Heat / Carved In Stone / Long Branch
Overkill / Drop The Hammer / The Electric Age / e one
Jeff Loomis / Escape Velocity / Plains of Oblivion / Century Media
Adrenaline Mob / Freight Train / Omerta / Elm City
Kissin’ Dynamite / Money, Sex & Power / Money, Sex & Power / AFM Records
Dragonforce / Give Me The Night / The Power Within / Roadrunner Records
Iron Maiden / The Wickerman / En Vivo / Ume
Metal Church / Badlands / Blessing In Disguise / Elektra Records
Forbidden / Step By Step / Twisted Into Form / Combat
Anthrax / Armed and Dangerous (Studio) / Armed and Dangerous / Megaforce Records
Angelus Apatrida / You Are Next / The Call / Century Media
Wretched / The First Sign Of Rust / Son of Perdition / Victory
Spawn of Possession / No Light Spared / Incurso / Relapse
Cannibal Corpse / Intestinal Crank / Torture / Metal Blade Records
Job for a Cowboy / Tongueless and Bound / Demonocracy / Metal Blade
Hour Of Penance / Decimate the Ancestry of the Only God / Sedition / Metal Blade
Soulfly / Redemption of Man By God / Enslaved (Special Edition) / Roadrunner Records
Meshuggah / Marrow / Koloss / Nuclear Blast
God Forbid / Overcome / Equilibrium / Victory
Undivided / No One’s Safe / No One’s Safe / Down For Blood
Municipal Waste / Authority Complex / The Fatal Feast / Nuclear Blast
Ministry / Weekend Warrior / Relapse / AFM
High on Fire / Fertile Green / De Vermis Mysteriis / Eone
16 / Theme From Pillpopper / Deep Cuts From Dark Clouds / Relapse
Mares of Thrace / The Pragmatist / The Pilgrimage / Sonic Union
Torche / Letting Go / Harmonicraft / Volcom
Horisont / Second Assault / Second Assault / Metal Blade
Unleashed / Fimbulwinter / Odelheim / Nuclear Blast
Barren Earth / Oriental Pyre / The Devil’s Resolve (Deluxe Edition) / Peaceville Records
Paradise Lost / Crucify / Tragic Idol / Century Media
Anathema / Gathering Clouds / Weather Systems / THE END
Aura Noir / Priest S Hellish Fiend / Out To Die / Indie Recordings
Obsidian Tongue / Hyper-Dimensional Blood Lotus / Volume One- Subradiant Architecture / Dissociation
Satyricon / K.I.N.G. / Now, Diabolical / Roadrunner Records
Deicide / Once Upon the Cross / Once Upon the Cross / Roadrunner Records
Slayer / Tormentor / Show No Mercy / Metal Blade Records
Hatebreed / Divine Judgment / Supremacy / Roadrunner

WORT-FM Loud Rock Top 20 for the Week of 4/23/12

Artist  —  Album  —  Label
1) Overkill  —  The Electric Age  —  eOne
2) Soulfly  —  Enslaved  —  Roadrunner
3) Barren Earth  —  The Devil’s Resolve  —  Peaceville
4) Ministry  —  Relapse  —  AFM
5) Municipal Waste  —  The Fatal Feast  —  Nuclear Blast
6) Cannibal Corpse  —  Torture  —  Metal Blade
7) Meshuggah  —  Koloss  —  Nuclear Blast
8) God Forbid  —  Equilibrium  —  Victory
9) Adrenaline Mob  —  Omerta  —  Elm City
10) Jeff Loomis  —  Plains of Oblivion  —  Century Media
11) Aura Noir  —  Out To Die  —  Indie Recordings
12) Job for a Cowboy  —  Demonocracy  —  Metal Blade
13) High on Fire  —  De Vermis Mysteriis  —  eOne
14) Hour of Penance  —  Sedition  —  Prosthetic
15) Spawn of Possession  —  Incurso  —  Relapse
16) Dragonforce  —  The Power Within  —  Roadrunner
17) Wretched  —  Son of Perdition  —  Victory
18) Iron Maiden  —  En Vivo  —  uMe
19) Prong  —  Carved Into Stone  —  Long Branch
20) Unleashed  —  Odalhem  —  Nuclear Blast

Top 5 Adds
1) Prong  —  Carved Into Stone  —  Long Branch
2) Unleashed  —  Odalhem  —  Nuclear Blast
3) Paradise Lost  —  Tragic Idol  —  Century Media
4) Horisont  —  Second Assault  —  Metal Blade
5) Mares of Thrace  —  The Pilgrimage  —  Sonic Unyon

Other Adds: 16, Undivided, Kissin’ Dynamite, Torche, 9Electric, Affector, Obsidian Tongue, Angelus Apatrida, Argen Lucassen, Crazy Lixx, Anathema

9Electric featuring Wayne Static
“Destroy As You Go”
Self-released
http://www.9electric.com/
This band is “electro-rock”  This particular song just has guest vocals by Wayne Static…and ironically enough, it sounds like his solo stuff or Static X.  So yeah, electronic-ified/industrialized hard rock.  It’s a bit repetitive, but still a little bit catchy.  It’s a short song, so it can’t get too much in a loop!

Horisont
Second Assault
Metal Blade Records
http://www.myspace.com/horisont
A catchy laid back stoner metal thing.  Very old school 70’s prog sounding.  A big meaty bottom end, catchy riffs (a la Clutch), and a little bit “out there”  vocals are high pitched, almost like a creepy Robert Plant.  Leave it to Metal Blade to keep up a wide, diverse artist roster.

Kissin Dynamite
Money, Sex and Power
AFM Records
http://www.kissin-dynamite.de/en/
At first impression, this band seems to be Germany’s answer to Steel Panther.  quality 80’s/90’s hair metal playing, fun- tongue-in-cheek lyrics… the music also has a bit of a Manowar feel to it (some more epic type stuff)   While not quite as rude and crude as Steel Panther, the stories in the songs are still pretty funny.

Mares of Thrace
The Pilgrimage
Sonic Unyon Records
http://www.maresofthrace.com/
Sludgy noisey doomy stuff with screamy/extreme vocals.  Reminds of bands that I don’t like too much… as I’m just not a fan of this genre… however, the production is decent, there’s a good raw feeling with the music as well.

Prong
Carved Into Stone
Long Branch Records
http://www.prongmusic.com/
It’s hard not to like Prong!  Catchy, heavy songs, there really isn’t a bad Prong Album.  Tommy Victor has been the driving force and tuner of the Prong signature sound… this album has a bit of a heavier feel overall, but still maintains the Prong sound.  Classic Tommy vocals, riffs, and catchiness are all there.  While this is no “Cleansing”… it’s still a must have for the Prong fan.

Pryamada
Now Is The Time
Dog Water Entertainment
http://www.pyramada.com/
A melodic hard rock band.  They have that early 90’s sound… vocals have a little bit of an edge to them, but not quite growling or anything.  And it’s not like we got Vince Neil here either.   They’re a local area band from New Jersey… probably a cool band to see in a bar, but I don’t see them taking over the music world.   (the song “Walk Away” is pretty cool )

Torche
Harmonicraft
Volcom
http://www.torchemusic.com/
Kind of a stoner band, but what I hear most here, is an album that’s trying to sound like Volbeat.  A lot of up-tempo guitar sound (happy riffs?), clean, higher pitched vocals
… and the basic music overall is a bit sludgey, catchy riffs and some guitar sounds you don’t normally hear… and they’re cool sounds too!  But I can’t help but making a Volbeat comparison.

Undivided
No One’s Safe
Down For Blood Records
http://www.stereokiller.com/UNDIVIDED
Listening to this band threw me back to hearing some Biohazard from back in the day.  So it’s mostly a NYHC sounding band.  They’ve been around since 1996 and have mainly just been an underground sort of thing.  Decent stuff, and pretty much what you’d expect from this type of band.  Cool riffs, shouting, yelling vocals, and decent production.

Unleashed
Odalhem
Nuclear Blast
http://www.unleashed.se/yggdrasil/index.php
Blackened death metal… Fast, catchy, extreme stuff.  A black metal feel with death metal meat and thrashy viking overtones.  There’s a bit of a melodic feel too.   This band has been around for over 20 years now and don’t seem to be letting up at all.  We’ve been fans of this band on the Mosh Pit for a while now and they keep putting out good stuff.

Strong Intention
Razorblade Express
PATAC
http://www.myspace.com/strongintention
Mostly an extreme  hardcore… hard, fast, short songs.  Raw, in your face and noisy.  I would imagine a live show from these guys would leave you spent after 15 minutes and 25 songs

Obsidian Tongue
Volume I: Subradiant Architecture
Dissociation

Paradise Lost
Tragic Idol
Century Media
http://www.paradiselost.co.uk/
I have to admit, I haven’t been a fan of this band for a while… since they went into their “Depeche Mode” phase.   They seem to be back to a more doom metal style again.   It’s a good dark, gothic metal album.  Great melodies, very chilled and laid back.  There’s a bit of a cold feeling in the guitar tone and overall feel of the album too…  This album renews my faith in these guys…

16
Deep Cuts From Dark Clouds
Relapse
http://www.myspace.com/16
Kind of sludgey, stoner metal from these veterans of LA.  As with most music of this genre, there isn’t a whole lot groundbreaking.. just some bleak meaty, distorted riffs, a sort of in your face sound which most like goes along well with lots of beer.

Crazy Lixx
Riot Avenue
Frontiers
http://www.crazylixx.com/
Any band name with back to back X’s in their name just HAS to be an 80’s hair metal band, right?  Well, yeah, that’s what you get here.  80’s hair metal sound.  Decent stuff, cool riffs and not too cheesy.  You can tell these guys can play.

Artist / Song / Disk / Label
Hellyeah / War In Me / War In Me Single / Eleven Seven Music
Pantera / Piss / Piss Single / Rhino
Primal Rock Rebellion / No Friendly Neighbour / Awoken Broken / Spinefarm Records
Black Spiders / KISS Tried to Kill Me / Sons of the North / Dark Riders
Cancer Bats / BrIcks and Morter / Dead Set On Living / Metal Blade
Brand New Sin / Know Yourself / United State / Goomba Music
Lillian Axe / Babylon / XI – The Days Before Tomorrow / AFM Records
At The Skylines / Hush / The Secrets to Life / Roadrunner Records
Wretched / Imminent Growth / Son of Perdition / Victory
Job for a Cowboy / Imperium Wolves / Demonocracy / Metal Blade
Hour Of Penance / Enlightened Submission / Sedition / Prosthetic
Spawn of Possession / Spiritual Deception / Incurso / Relapse
Soulfly / American Steel / Enslaved (Special Edition) / Roadrunner Records
High on Fire / Bloody Knuckles / De Vermis Mysteriis / Eone
Zombie Inc. / Grim Brutality / A Dreadful Decease / Massacre Records
Cannibal Corpse / As Deep As the Knife Will Go / Torture / Metal Blade Records
Havok / Fatal Intervention / Time Is Up / Candlelight
Krisiun / Source of Creation / Apocalyptic Revelation / Century Media
Death Angel / Voracious Souls / The Ultra Violence / Enigma
Sepultura / Desperate Cry / Arise / Roadrunner Records
Overkill / Save Yourself / The Electric Age / e one
Municipal Waste / Idiot Check / The Fatal Feast / Nuclear Blast
God Forbid / Conquer / Equilibrium / Victory
Ministry / Relapse / Relapse / AFM
Meshuggah / Swarm / Koloss / Nuclear Blast
Bereft / Mentality of the Inanimate / Leichenhaus / THE END
Litrosis / Insomniac S Lullaby / I Am Death / Pitch Black
Naglfar / Bring Out Your Dead / Teras / Century Media
Barren Earth / White Fields / The Devil’s Resolve (Deluxe Edition) / Peaceville Records
Aura Noir / Withheld / Out To Die / Indie Recordings
Jeff Loomis / Ultimatum / Plains of Oblivion / Century Media
Adrenaline Mob / Come Undone / Omerta / Elm City
Iron Maiden / The Evil That Men Do / En Vivo / Ume
King Diamond / Sleepless Nights / Conspiracy / Roadrunner Records
Metal Church / Start The Fire / The Dark / Elektra

At the Skylines
The Secrets to Life
Roadrunner Records
https://www.facebook.com/attheskylines
It seems like Roadrunner is now in the post metalcore business..  This bounces between the brutal chugga death metal sound to the singy emo chorus.  Multi layers of vocals.  The brutal stuff is pretty cool… some of the singing parts are little bit like Protest the Hero.   Some of the melodic stuff is pretty catchy, the heavy stuff is definitely cool and brutal, but as I’ve said for bands like this, the emo stuff kind of ruins it for me… and that’s just me, I can appreciate that this is something that folks likeI guess I’m just a bit more old school.  (get off my lawn!)

Bereft
Leichenhaus
The End Records
http://www.myspace.com/bereft
A metal supergroup of sorts (Intronaut, Abysmal Dawn, The Faceless)… this is a dark, sludgy doomy depressing take on metal.  It’s got a heavy gloomy feel and overall yeah, depressing.  I haven’t ever really been a fan of this genre of metal, and this album isn’t really going to change my mind.  Too dark and depressing for me.

Black Spiders
Sons of the North
Cargo Records+Dark Riders
http://www.myspace.com/theblackspiders
A fun-lovin’ southern hard rock/metal sounding thing, songs have fun lyrics and music like I mentioned is a southern friend hard rock with a little bit of that early 90’s hard rock/metal influence.

Brand New Sin
United State
Goomba Music
http://brandnewsin.com/
As one of the earlier bands that have graced the WORT Mosh Pit studios with an in-person visit, I’ve always had a soft spot for these guys…even though they’ve almost completely changed lineups since then. A good take on some southern hard rock (even though they’re from Syracuse, NY)… None of the songs are really all that heavy or metal-like… but it’s good time catchy hard rock.

Cancer Bats
Dead Set On Living
Metal Blade Records
http://www.teamdistort.com/dsol/
A heavier take on some commercial-ish metal.   Usually I hear something like this and go… yeah they’re alright, other stations should play this, and move on… for some reason I just kept listening to this… it’s catchy, has enough aggression to keep me interested, and some big riffs.   There’s definitely punk influence, hardcore and a bit of plain old metal… there’s even a hint of sludgey southern metal too.

Lillian Axe
Death Comes Tomorrow
CME Records
http://www.lillianaxe.com/
Continuing on “hard rock” week here on the Mosh Pit page… this band has been around since the late 80’s and are more on the hard rock side of metal, but they seem to have a bit more of an edge and lean more on the metal side of things… some songs have some catchy stuff in them and others are effectively power ballads…. kind of seems like a “power metal lite” to me.

Pantera
“Piss”
Rhino
A lot of buzz around this track as the “lost” Pantera track.  It is cool to hear… However, it seems as though there are riffs of this song that eventually got used in other songs (Use My Third Arm).  This one was leftover from Vulgar Display of Power and is now on the reissue… it does bring back memories and makes you realize how much Dimebag and Pantera are missed.

Primal Rock Rebellion
Awoken Broken
INgrooves+Fontana
http://www.primalrockrebellion.com/
An interesting collaboration… Adrian Smith from Iron Maiden and the singer from Sikth.  Overall it has a commercial metal feel/sound. There are a few moments of some metal goodness, but I can’t really say this is an “OMG, this is sooo awesome, you need to get this right away” sort of thing.

Scarecrow
Blood, Sweat and 20 Years
Spectra Records
http://scarecrowweb.com/
This is a greatest hits sort of thing.  The band was formed in 1989.  It’s mostly a hard rock, sort of hair metal sound.  Kind of like Dokken, Winger, Whitesnake, etc.  A compilation like this is probably a good way to look back on a band (that I’ve never really heard of)

Tyketto
Dig In Deep
Frontiers
http://www.tyketto.de/
It seems as though it’s Hard Rock week here.  This is one of those bands that sort of hit right as the Grunge movement happened.  They have had a few reunions…. this is their first new album since 2007, after their last farewell album and stuff.   This plays like a regular ol rock album from a band from the early 90’s.  Same catchy hooks, power ballads, same formula.  If you like this sort of thing, then it’s worth picking up.

Litrosis
I Am Death
Pitch Black
https://www.facebook.com/Litrosis
They call themselves “Epic Extreme Metal”   and yeah, I can dig that.   It’s at it’s base, black metal… add a few symphonic elements (keyboards)  and yeah, epic and extreme.  This might be one of my more liked albums this week… I’m a bit burned out on all the hard rock stuff, this is a good thing to review last, as I needed something extra heavy!

WORT-FM Loud Rock Top 20 for the Week of 4/16/12

Artist  —  Album  —  Label
1) Soulfly  —  Enslaved  —  Roadrunner
2) Cannibal Corpse  —  Torture  —  Metal Blade
3) Overkill  —  The Electric Age  —  eOne
4) Ministry  —  Relapse  —  AFM
5) Barren Earth  —  The Devil’s Resolve  —  Peaceville
6) Naglfar  —  Teras  —  Century Media
7) Municipal Waste  —  The Fatal Feast  —  Nuclear Blast
8) God Forbid  —  Equilibrium  —  Victory
9) Zombie Inc  —  A Dreadful Decease  —  Massacre
10) Meshuggah  —  Koloss  —  Nuclear Blast
11) Aura Noir  —  Out To Die  —  Indie Recordings
12) Adrenaline Mob  —  Omerta  —  Elm City
13) Jeff Loomis  —  Plains of Oblivion  —  Century Media
14) Job for a Cowboy  —  Demonocracy  —  Metal Blade
15) Spawn of Possession  —  Incurso  —  Relapse
16) High on Fire  —  De Vermis Mysteriis  —  eOne
17) Wretched  —  Son of Perdition  —  Victory
18) Iron Maiden  —  En Vivo  —  uMe
19) At The Skylines  —  The Secrets to Live  —  Roadrunner
20) Hour of Penance  —  Sedition  —  Prosthetic

Top 5 Adds
1) Pantera  —  “Piss”  —  Rhino
2) At The Skylines  —  The Secrets to Live  —  Roadrunner
3) Brand New Sin  —  United State  —  Goomba
4) Cancer Bats  —  Dead Set On Living  —  Metal Blade
5) Bereft  —  Leichenhaus  —  The End

Other Adds: Litrosis, Primal Rock Rebellion , Scarecrow, Tyketto, Lillian Axe, Black Spiders

Artist / Song / Disk / Label
Soulfly / Legions / Enslaved (Special Edition) / Roadrunner Records
Daitribe / My Eyes / Sampler /
Accept / Hung, Drawn, and Quartered / Stalingrad / Nuclear Blast
Overkill / Wish You Were Dead / The Electric Age / e one
God Forbid / Scraping the Walls / Equilibrium / Victory
Municipal Waste / New Dead Masters / The Fatal Feast / Nuclear Blast
Exumer / Fire and Damnation / Fire and Damnanation / Metal Blade
Emmure / Protoman / Slave to the Game / Victory
Job for a Cowboy / Nourishment Through Bloodshed / Demonocracy / Metal Blade
Impending Doom / Deceiver / Baptized In Filth / e one
Jeff Loomis / Mercurial / Plains of Oblivion / Century Media
Adrenaline Mob / Feelin’ Me / Omerta / Elm City
Dragonforce / Holding On / The Power Within / Roadrunner Records
Thee Orakle / Faraway Embrace / Smooth Comforts / Ethereal Sound Works
High on Fire / Serums of Liao / De Vermis Mysteriis / Eone
7 Horns 7 Eyes / Divine Amnesty / Throes of Absolution / e one
Lord Mantis / At The Mouth / Pervertor / Candlelight
Aura Noir / The Grin From the Gallows / Out To Die / Indie Recordings
Cannibal Corpse / Encased in Concrete / Torture / Metal Blade Records
Spawn of Possession / Deus Avertat / Incurso / Relapse
Zombie Inc. / We Must Eat! / A Dreadful Decease / Massacre Records
Naglfar / Extension of His Arm and Will / Teras / Century Media
Moonspell / Alpha Noir / Single / SPV
Samael / Rebellion / Rebellion EP / Century Media
Melechesh / Purifier of the Stars / Sphynx / Osmose Productions
Barren Earth / The Dead Exiles / The Devil’s Resolve (Deluxe Edition) / Peaceville Records
Meshuggah / The Hurt That Finds You First / Koloss / Nuclear Blast
Dirge Within / For My Enemies / There Will Be Blood / Rocket Science
Ministry / United Forces / Relapse / AFM
Lamb of God / Insurrection / Resolution / Roadrunner Records
Demon Hunter / Crucifix / True Defiance / Solid State
Sepultura / Relentless / Kairos / Nuclear Blast
Obituary / Turned Inside Out / Cause of Death / Roadrunner Records

WORT-FM Loud Rock Top 20 for the Week of 4/9/12

Artist  —  Album  —  Label
1) Soulfly  —  Enslaved  —  Roadrunner
2) Cannibal Corpse  —  Torture  —  Metal Blade
3) Zombie Inc  —  A Dreadful Decease  —  Massacre
4) Overkill  —  The Electric Age  —  eOne
5) Barren Earth  —  The Devil’s Resolve  —  Peaceville
6) Naglfar  —  Teras  —  Century Media
7) Spawn of Possession  —  Incurso  —  Relapse
8) God Forbid  —  Equilibrium  —  Victory
9) Lord Mantis  —  Pervertor  —  Candlelight
10) Meshuggah  —  Koloss  —  Nuclear Blast
11) Epica  —  Requiem for the Indifferent  —  Nuclear Blast
12) Adrenaline Mob  —  Omerta  —  Elm City
13) Municipal Waste  —  The Fatal Feast  —  Nuclear Blast
14) Sigh  —  In Somniphobia  —  Candlelight
15) Ministry  —  Relapse  —  AFM
16) Aura Noir  —  Out To Die  —  Indie Recordings
17) Job for a Cowboy  —  Demonocracy  —  Metal Blade
18) Impending Doom  —  Baptized In Filth  —  eOne
19) High on Fire  —  De Vermis Mysteriis  —  eOne
20) Jeff Loomis  —  Plains of Oblivion  —  Century Media

Top 5 Adds
1) High on Fire  —  De Vermis Mysteriis  —  eOne
2) Jeff Loomis  —  Plains of Oblivion  —  Century Media
3) Accept  —  Stalingrad  —  Nuclear Blast
4) Exumer  —  Fire & Damnation  —  Metal Blade
5) Dragonforce  —  The Power Within  —  Roadrunner

Other Adds: Emmure, Dirge Within, 7 Horns, 7 Eyes, Demon Hunter, Inverloch, Daitribe, Thee Orakle, Step In Fluid, Jumping Jack