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Bio: Bryan Reed lives in Raleigh, where he nerds out about punk rock and comic books. He's written about music for INDY Week since 2008.Twitter: http://twitter.com/BryanCReed

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New Releases from WitchTit and Suppressive Fire Promise a Strong Post-COVID Future for Raleigh Metal

by Bryan C. Reed 03/10/202101/11/2023

“It’s going to happen,” Joseph Bursey says. “We’re going to be playing shows again.”

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The Maywood’s Heavy Metal Residents Band Together to Save the Local Linchpin

by Bryan C. Reed 09/17/202001/10/2023
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Quarantine Can’t Contain New Albums from the Local Metal Scene

by Bryan C. Reed 08/05/202001/11/2023
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A Tribute to Corrosion of Conformity’s Reed Mullin, Who Built a Raleigh Punk Scene and a Southern Metal Sound

by Bryan C. Reed 01/30/202001/11/2023
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Outliar’s Second Chance to Make a Good First Impression

by Bryan C. Reed 01/08/202001/10/2023
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Resurgent Rockers Minor Stars Defy Disillusionment on “Through Pinholes in the Sky”

by Bryan C. Reed 10/22/201901/11/2023
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With Hardcore Band Regional Justice Center, Ian Shelton Makes the Political Personal

by Bryan C. Reed 09/27/201901/11/2023
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Triangle Music Issue: Four Lightning Rods for Heavy Music

by Bryan C. Reed 07/10/201901/10/2023
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For Torche, a Setback Ignited Inspiration on Emotional New Album “Admission”

by Bryan C. Reed 07/03/201901/10/2023
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Lightning Born Flouts the Conventional Wisdom that Heavy Metal Means Heavy Touring

by Bryan C. Reed 06/18/201901/11/2023

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