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[27 Nov 2010 | No Comment]
HELLBOUND RADIO: November 21st, 2010 playlist

Here is what we played on the Sunday, November 21st edition of HELLBOUND RADIO

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[26 Nov 2010 | 2 Comments]
The Roller – Wasted Heritage

The Roller offer no apology for their crust-laden brand of hatesludge. They don’t care if you like ‘em or hate ‘em; they’re going to keep on bulldozing everything that gets in the way regardless.

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[24 Nov 2010 | One Comment]
Cradle of Filth – Darkly, Darkly, Venus Aversa

This is a tremendous return to form for Cradle of Filth, their best album since Midian, and hopefully the catalyst for a creative renaissance. Colour this skeptic pleasantly surprised

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[23 Nov 2010 | One Comment]
Dukatalon – Saved by Fear

A band from Israel that sounds like Eyehategod!? Okay Relapse, you’ve piqued my curiosity…

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[22 Nov 2010 | No Comment]
Black Sleep of Kali – Our Slow Decay

If you’re into Torche, Baroness, Harvey Milk or the Melvins—especially their most recent output—then Black Sleep of Kali is your new band.

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[22 Nov 2010 | One Comment]
Atheist—Jupiter

Jupiter succeeds through sheer intensity and vitality, enhancing Atheist’s legacy as they scream to be heard in the noise-saturated 21st century.

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[21 Nov 2010 | 3 Comments]
Holy shit! Hellbound.ca Won An Award!

Well, this is a little unexpected, but earlier tonight Hellbound.ca won an award in our hometown! Hellbound.ca was named BEST WEBSITE/ONLINE PUBLICATION OF THE YEAR at the 2010 Hamilton Music Industry Awards.

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[20 Nov 2010 | No Comment]

It all goes down tonite, folks. If you`re sitting on the fence, scratching your head, going “Shouldn`t radio be free?” consider this. Unlike commercial radio, CKLN doesn`t bombard you with advertisements. We firmly believe in less talk, more rock.