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Waldo pecks on Metallica‘s Hardwired… To Self-Destruct.

Our resident birdbrains pecks on new releases from Superjoint, In Flames and Ash Borer. 

Our resident birdbrain is back to tackle the new Obituary, Warcrab and Waldgefluster. 

Our resident birdbrain has only heard the same two new Metallica songs as you, but he can tell you all about the new Agatus, Aghast! and Gatecreeper albums.

Our resident birdbrain tackles the new Trap Them and Sword releases, while imagining what the new Neurosis LP might sound like. 

Brujeria, Aum and Skeleton of God are Waldo’s Pecks of Week. 

Waldo diversifies his beak, pecking on new releases from SubRosa, Helms Alee and classic Sarcófago reissue.

Dread Crew of Oddwood, Necromancing the Stone and Warpvomit all come face to beak with Waldo this week. 

Two out of three this week ain’t bad for our resident bird brain. 

Our resident bird brain, Waldo of Hatebeak, pecks hard on three diverse new LPs. 

It’s all or nothing this week for our fine feathered fiend’s featured new releases. 

Our fine feathered fiend delivers his pecks of the week. 

Hatebeek’s fearless feathered leader squawks tech death, powerviolence and, um, Thor.

Waldo picks a peck of pecking picks, with Wrong, Fallujah, and Grave Miasma. 

Waldo pecks it out about babies, goats, weapons and veins. 

Waldo goes talon-to-toe with the latest releases from Graves at Sea, Mantar, and Victims.

Wow, looking at the list of new releases coming out, I’ve pecked up on the notion that your old boy Waldo doesn’t keep up with new music as much as he should. 

Oh my, it’s been a little bit, hasn’t it? Well, it’s me, your boy Waldo, pecking up right where I left off, spouting all the stuff about new releases that are fit to line the bottom of my cage.

When a much-discussed 20 best metal albums of the year are reinterpreted by a total birdbrain…

Hatebeak’s frontbeak beaks off about the latest pellets.

Alright beak freaks, it’s that time again: time for me to spout a whole lot of horseshit about some upcoming releases that you fools should cram (or not) into your filthy ear holes soon.

Well, it’s your old boy Waldo here, and man, there are a TON of releases coming out. There seems to be too much to sift through, while this is a good thing, as it gives the listener more options.

Okay guys, my new schedule doesn’t allow me to keep up with every release, but you already know that the new Ghost is like, well, the old records. And don’t forget the new Hate Eternal, which is actually really good. 

Well, guys, it’s that time again, as I’m home from my whirlwind press tour, and boy are my wings tired. Here’s all the new releases that are fit (or not) to print.

Well, it’s that time of the month again, beak freaks, and we’re going to spew out about some new releases. 

First of all, I’ll be around, guys. Just will be a little busy doing a whirlwind tour of press for the new Hatebeak record. But, hey, no selfless self-promotion, eh?

Is it me, or are the releases pretty slow? I mean, there’s stuff coming out, but nothing that gets my feathers ruffled, if you get my gist. Just seems like a lot of reissues coming out, but hey, that’s cool, too. So, you know, it’s like, whatever. Teutonic death metal band MORGOTH release their first…

What’s up, motherpeckers? The releases are coming fast and furious, but maybe your old pal Waldo is a little jaded and would like to review some stuff that I don’t need to birdshit all over. Well, anyway, let’s get to it. First off, we have the supergroup FULGORA from the frosty nether-regions of, well, Baltimore and…

OK, after about a month I’m back. Don’t worry, you haven’t missed too much. Thanks to my human counterparts at Decibel for letting me slip this long. This winter has been a trial for your tropical friend Waldo — too cold. Anyway, this is about that time of year where the releases actually start picking…

What up, fools? We got all of the things fine enough (or bad enough) for you to check out or don’t check out. So, let’s just get into it, shall we? Napalm Death release Apex Predator-Easy Meat. Attacking this one for review is a little difficult, as I typically don’t do the “this track, that…