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LATEST CD RATINGS, UPDATED 2-1-12:

Age of Distrust - Whispers of war (EP) 3/5 Age of Distrust Review - CREAG
Almah - Motion 3.5/5 (Brazilian band’s 3rd CD, and it’s their heaviest to date; surely has moments of greatness, but their previous ‘Fragile equality’ is better)
Ancient Bards - Soulless child 4/5 Ancient Bards Review - SEAN
Bach, Sebastian - Kicking & screaming 3.5/5 (solid solo outing that isn't quite as heavy or memorable as 'Angel down'; I miss Roy Z's contributions) - KIT
Cadaveria - Horror metal 3/5 (Opera IX female vocalist's gothic-thrash project with Necrodeath members, comparable to Arch Enemy and Bathory; their 4th CD) - MICHAEL
Cage - Supremacy of steel 4/5 (another excellent CD from this American band, and thankfully they refuse to veer from the power metal style we all love)
Coronatus - Terra incognita 3.5/5 (gothic/symphonic/power metal band is back with their 4th CD but 2 new female vocalists; this band reminds me a lot of Elis)
Dalriada - Igeret 4/5 (Hungarian folk/power metal band, with both female and male vocals, really establish themselves with this terrific CD in line with their others)
Diabolos Dust - Ruins of mankind 3/5 (above average Teutonic thrash debut sure to please fans of Artillery, Invection, Accuser and Abandoned) - MICHAEL
Dragon Guardian - Destiny of the sacred kingdom 2.5/5 (Japanese female fronted symphonic power metal band quickly returns with their 6th CD and English lyrics)
Dragonland - Under the grey banner 4/5 (powerful 5th CD from this Swedish power metal band, and it’s their most symphonic and arguably best to date)
Eagleheart - Dreamtherapy 3.5/5 Eagleheart Review - CREAG
Epysode - Obsessions 3/5 (good melodic/progressive/power metal debut somewhat comparable to Evergrey, but with both female and male vocals)
Evil United - s/t 3.5/5 (Jason McMaster recovers his speed metal roots with this debut, similar to Watchtower, Hirax and Dark Angel, but with some hard rock too) - MICHAEL
Fog of War - s/t 3.5/5 (high-octane U.S. thrash debut with crossover tendencies; a cut above in a crowded field) - KIT
Galneryus - Phoenix rising 4/5 (the most consistently excellent Japanese power metal band gives us another CD in one-year’s time, and it’s their 2nd with the new vocalist)
Gate (The) - Earth cathedral 2.5/5 (disappointing German debut featuring ex-Running Wild guitarist Preacher Gerald; mostly sounds nothing like Running Wild) - KIT
Generation Kill - Red, white and blood 3/5 (Exodus' singer's side project debut with some punk elements and catchy songs, which verify that Rob Dukes can sing) - MICHAEL
Gray - O zemle rodnoy 3.5/5 (2nd CD similar to ‘Polyn-trava’, but with more fast, simplistic but very festive songs; like Kalevala with some death vocals) - CHRIS
King, Lance - A moment in chiros 4/5 (popular vocalist’s melodic/progressive/power metal debut highly recommend to fans of Pagan’s Mind, Anubis Gate and Avian)
Hate Squad - Katharsis 3/5 (aggressive metal with a strong European German thrash vibe and elements similar to Sepultura, Rumble Militia and Dew-Scented) - MICHAEL
Hexfire - The fire of redemption 3.5/5 Hexfire Review - MICHAEL
High Spirits - Another night 4.5/5 High Spirits Review - KIT
Intense - The shape of rage 4/5 (awesome 3rd CD from this power metal band out of the U.K.; is full of catchy songs and is perhaps their best to date)
Iron Mask - Black as death 3.5/5 (nicely done 4th CD of neo-classical power metal with some hard rock and a good balance of tempo; first with vocalist Mark Boals)
Last Alliance (The) - Out of the ashes 3.5/5 Last Alliance Review - KIT
Lothloryen - Some ways back no more 3/5 (more varied 2nd CD with new influences both good and bad; around the same level of overall quality as the debut) - CREAG
Mystic Prophecy - Ravenlord 4.5/5 Mystic Prophecy Review - SEAN
Naamah - Resensement 3.5/5 (3rd CD of heavy, crunchy, sometimes quirky but still catchy progressive metal with excellent female vocals) - CHRIS
Necrodeath - Idiosyncrasy 3/5 (another diverse thrash epoch from these Italian masters of insanity, speed, and the macabre) - MICHAEL
Nekromantheon - Rise, Vulcan spectre 4/5 (2nd CD of hyper-intense thrash with alarming speed, for fans of Minotaur, Violent Force and Goatwhore) - MICHAEL
Nemesea - The quiet resistance 4/5 (female fronted gothic metal band’s 3rd CD, with industrial elements and a commercial/poppy feel this time; surprisingly, I love it)
Nightwish - Imaginaerum 3/5 Nightwish Review
Niobeth - Silvery moonbeams 4/5 Niobeth Review
Power Theory - Out of the ashes, into the fire 3.5/5 Power Theory Review - KIT
Red Warlock - Serve your master 3.5/5 (Italian debut combining classic metal with modern sounds; similar in many respects to France's Nightmare) - KIT
Sesta Marconi - Where the Devil dances 2/5 (debut of dull progressive/stoner lull on Metal on Metal records, which bored me to tears with its inane lyrics) - MICHAEL
Syrens Call - Raging waters 4/5 Syrens Call Review - CHRIS
Tornado (Ned) - Amsterdamn, Hellsinki 3/5 (sometimes-convincing thrash debut, hampered by whiny punkish vocals and some cringe-worthy lyrics) - KIT
Trillium - Alloy 3/5 (symphonic/gothic metal debut with well-known vocalist Amanda Somerville; solid, but I was expecting it to be even better)
Voltax - Fugitive state of mind 4/5 (one of the best Mexican traditional/true metal CDs in recent memory; great songs and piercing shrieks a la Cirith Ungol, 3IOB, etc.) - KIT
Wisdom - Judas 3.5/5 (great 2nd CD of melodic power metal from Hungary; could’ve used some extra-impressive highlights, but it’s thoroughly enjoyable)
Witchaven - Terrorstorm 3/5 (blackened thrash debut with some melody, sure to please fans of Merciless, Possessed and Desaster) - MICHAEL
Wolf - Legions of bastards 4/5 Wolf Review - CRAIG


PREVIOUS CD RATINGS, UPDATED 1-1-12:

A New Dawn - Seven faces of truth 3.5/5 (2nd CD from this “beauty and the beast” gothic metal band with some diversity musically and vocally; the debut is a bit better)
Aggelos - Mantos purpureos 3.5/5 (debut of epic mid-paced Spanish-language symphonic gothic metal with soprano and death vocals; like early Epica and Xandria) - CHRIS
Alcoholator - Coma 3/5 (Canadian drunken speed metal debut similar to Annihilator, Razormaze, Evil One and Evil Survives) - MICHAEL
Ani Lo. Projekt - Miracle 3.5/5 (worthwhile female fronted symphonic metal debut with terrific vocals, quality songwriting, and some moments of power metal)
Animetal USA - s/t 4/5 (all-star line-up pays tribute to Japanese act, with rippin' samples of Accept & Iron Maiden; think Sly and Galneryus) - MICHAEL
Arrayan Path - Ira imperium 3.5/5 Arrayan Path Review - CREAG
Autumn - Cold comfort 2.5/5 (5th CD from this female fronted band, but it has them moving from catchy gothic metal to rock with a progressive flair; disappointment)
Brainstorm - On the spur of the moment 3.5/5 (another strong CD from this German power metal band, and while it’s surely not their best, it should satisfy their fans)
Charizma - Power and faith 3.5/5 (3rd CD of Russian-language power metal; contains some excellent songs, but it’s not one of the best CDs in the style/language)
Dark Forest - Dawn of infinity 4/5 Dark Forest Review - CREAG
Divine Ascension - As the truth appears 3.5/5 (female fronted Aussie band’s debut; a wonderful, graceful and matured melodic progressive metal CD) - SEAN
Dragony - Legends 4/5 Dragony Review
Echoterra - Land of the midnight sun 3/5 (2nd CD of female fronted symphonic metal, and while it won’t stun fans of the genre, it improves in all areas over the debut)
Epidemia - Way home 3.5/5 (varied, pro effort from Russian-language melodic power metal stalwarts; they're veering away from their bombastic metal roots though) - KIT
Evile - Five serpent's teeth 3.5/5 Evile Review - CREAG
Firewolfe - s/t 4/5 (classy melodic U.S. heavy metal debut in the vein of Leatherwolf, Dio, heavier Dokken, Angels of Babylon, etc., with some killer songs) - KIT
Golden Resurrection - Man with a mission 4/5 (2nd CD of Christian-themed power metal with neo-classical flurries; not quite at the level of the debut, but it’s still excellent)
Hartmann - III 4/5 (ex-At Vance singer’s 3rd and best solo CD, which is slightly heavier than his previous and will please fans of melodic metal/rock and AOR) - SEAN
H.A.T.E. - Inject the infection 3/5 (2nd CD of heavy-duty Ohio metal on Auburn Records; some tunes get too groovy/modern, but I love the "Swords and tequila" cover) - KIT
Helgrind - Inquisition 3.5/5 (I know what their name means, but these U.K. ragers are insinuating their devotion to Seventh Angel, Grinder and Hellbastard) - MICHAEL
Infinita Symphonia - A mind’s chronicle 3.5/5 (well done Italian melodic power metal debut with some symphonic and progressive parts; promising start)
Inmoria - A farewell to nothing 3/5 (2nd CD of heavy/power metal that continues where the debut left off, but with a new vocalist, and it’s not quite as catchy)
Iron Savior - The landing 4.5/5 Iron Savior Review - SEAN
Jag Panzer - The scourge of the light 4/5 (a great swansong for this classic power metal band) - JOHN
Klootzak - Bloodlust 3.5/5 (terror-riff-ic thrash debut for fans of Lord Volture, Thrashfire, Space Eater, and other EBM type acts) - MICHAEL
Megahera - Metal maniac attack 3.5/5 (debut of energetic melodic Italian speed/thrash meets NWOBHM; like early Metallica, Judgment Hammer, Conniption, etc.) - KIT
Morifade - Empire of souls 3.5/5 (way-overdue 4th CD from this Swedish power metal band; has new members including the vocalist, and it took some time to grow on me)
Nevid' - Agarta 3/5 (Russian-language band’s 4th CD is thankfully unlike the black metal oriented ‘Amber heart of arctida’, returning to “beauty and the beast” folk metal)
Oz - Burning leather 4/5 Oz Review - MICHAEL
Powerwolf - Blood of the saints 4/5 Powerwolf Review - SEAN
Primal Fear - Unbreakable 4/5 Primal Fear Review - SEAN
Profaner - Signs of nine 3.5/5 (intense thrash debut like Negligence with some well-orchestrated, and powerful skull-crushing anthems) - MICHAEL
Riot - Immortal soul 4.5/5 Riot Review - CRAIG
Rough Silk - A new beginning 3/5 (traditional heavy metal veterans return after 6 years to show there's still gas left in the tank; their 2nd with frontman Ferdy Doernberg) - SEAN
Savage Messiah - Plague of conscience 3.5/5 (great 3rd CD with some killer hooks and thought-provoking lyrics; comparable to Onslaught, Anihilated and Guillotine) - MICHAEL
Scythia - Of exile 3/5 Scythia Review
Stormhunter - Crime and punishment 4/5 Stormhunter Review - KIT
Stuka Squadron - Tales of the ost 3/5 (debut that’s Powerwolf meets Sabaton, with a near Nazi gimmick; for fans of Firewolfe, Rocka Rolla, etc.) - MICHAEL
Sun Descends - The entropy formula 3.5/5 (2nd CD from this U.S. thrash band; a brutal offering from Exumer’s debut’s singer) - MICHAEL
Svolk - Svolk 'em all 4/5 (mismarketed as stoner, this is cool traditional/doom somewhere between Grand Magus and Bible of the Devil, with some 90s Metallica accents) - KIT
Theocracy - As the world bleeds 4.5/5 (magnificent 3rd CD from this power metal band with a progressive side; every song is a winner and this is my favorite thus far)
Thrashfire - Thrash burned the hell 3.5/5 (debut that’s another wicked EBM offering for fans of Sodom, Toxic Trace, Pollution, and their ilk) - MICHAEL
Vendetta (Ger) - Feed the extermination 3/5 (if 'Brain damage' (my favorite CD of all time!) was akin to 'Master of puppets' and 'Hate' was 'Load', this is 'St. Anger'!) - MICHAEL
Venom - Fallen angels 3/5 (another case of a truly inspirational band hanging on with one original member, and like Exciter or Vendetta, why even bother!) - MICHAEL
Violentor - s/t 3/5 (debut that’s more deathrash antics from EBM Records, who know the best bands to sign; similar to Mutilator, Abuser, Helgrind, etc.) - MICHAEL
Whispering Woods - Fairy woods 4/5 (debut of epic mid-paced symphonic gothic metal with soprano vocals along with dreamy darkwave passages; like Tetriconia) - CHRIS
Widow - Life's blood 4.5/5 Widow Review - KIT
Winter Storm - Serenity in darkness 2/5 (decent female fronted gothic metal debut that's not bad, but fails to stand out in the large and competitive genre)


PREVIOUS CD RATINGS, UPDATED 12-1-11:

Abuser - Threats of fate 3/5 (quality Italian thrash debut for fans of Hyades, Tornado, Conviction, and Ursus; has a killer cover of Whiplash) - MICHAEL
Aclla - Landscape revolution 3/5 (fairly catchy guitar-driven heavy/power metal debut that contains both average and great songs, and the vocalist is merely okay)
Adamant - Blood of dawn 3.5/5 (thoroughly enjoyable Russian-language heavy/power metal debut with some keys; similar to Abordazh, Gran-Kurazh and Krilya)
Agincourt - Angels of mons 3/5 (traditionally inspired Pure Steel Records metal debut in the vein of Savage, Saracen, Quartz and Cloven Hoof) - MICHAEL
Anubis Gate - s/t 3.5/5 (great 5th CD from this melodic/progressive/power metal band; has a number of excellent songs, but also has some filler in the middle)
Arch Enemy - Khaos legions 3.5/5 (these hard at work Swedes of carnage up the ante with more melody, and even more discernible female vocals) - MICHAEL
Arven - Music of light 3.5/5 Arven Review - CHRIS
Auspex - Heliopause 3/5 (2nd CD from this French female fronted symphonic/progressive/power metal band; has a lot less speed than the debut, and is also more progressive)
Beehler - Messages to the dead 3/5 (this violently forced debut does not excite or pound like metal of the past; if only Dan and Mr. Ricci would reunite) - MICHAEL
Burning Starr - Defiance 4/5 (pretty awesome blatant Manowar clonage with great anthemic songs, stellar vocals, and Jack Starr's fiery fretwork) - KIT
Communic - The bottom deep 4.5/5 (killer 4th CD from this extra-heavy progressive/power metal band; contains a powerful ending that leaves a lasting impression)
Crawler - Knight of the word 3/5 (debut that channels Maidenesque melodies with a sound similar to Clairvoyants, Casus Belli, Outloud and Attick Demons) - MICHAEL
Crimson Fire - Metal is back 4/5 (charming old-fashioned and simple heavy metal debut from Greece for fans of NWOBHM, Gravestone, Faithful Breath, etc.) - KIT
Deceased - Surreal overdose 4/5 (this is the CD fans have awaited, with amazing solos, killer riffs, horror themes and audible vocals) - MICHAEL
Degradation - Juggernaut 4/5 Degradation Review - KIT
Deva, Sarah Jezebel - The corruption of mercy 2.5/5 (somewhat non-descript heavy symphonic power metal, like a poor man’s After Forever or Epica; her 2nd CD) - CHRIS
Elvenstorm - Of rage and war 4.5/5 Elvenstorm Review - MICHAEL
Evanescence - s/t 4/5 (well done 3rd CD from this extra-popular female fronted gothic rock/metal band; the vocals are fantastic and every song is of high quality)
Iced Earth - Dystopia 4/5 (shocking CD from this established power metal band; has a superb new vocalist and is a strong return to their early/traditional style; best in years!)
Innosense - Outcast 4/5 Innosense Review
Intemperia - The mothman prophecies 4/5 (debut of fast, heavy, rocking, guitar-driven power metal with electro touches and strong, direct female vocals) - CHRIS
Ivory Night - The healing 2/5 (the transition from traditional heavy metal to modern heavy metal is complete with this 3rd CD; decent, but the debut is their best to date)
Lacroix Despheres - Dernier paradis act 2 2.5/5 (Japanese-language symphonic/power metal with both female and male vocals; just like 'act 1', contains many instrumentals)
Lord Volture - Never cry wolf 3.5/5 (2nd CD with strained foreign vocals, but excellent songs and is still engaging; for fans of R.U.S.T., Ritual, Crawler and Inner Axis) - MICHAEL
Martyrd - Maniac 4/5 (superb melodic epic thrash debut a la Heathen and Artillery; originally released in 2008, now reissued on Stormspell Records) - KIT
Mastercastle - Dangerous diamonds 3.5/5 Mastercastle Review - MICHAEL
Mechanix - Sonic point blank 3/5 (shameless mid-period Megadeth worship with uneven songs; their 2nd CD) - KIT
Megadeth - Th1rt3en 3/5 (solid but far from amazing CD from this long-running heavy/thrash/power metal band; isn't at the level of their previous 'Endgame')
Minuetum - Haunted spirit 3/5 (consistently good power metal debut with a lot of keys; nothing original and the vocalist isn't of the highest quality, but it's a nice start)
Mortal Sin - Psychology of death 3.5/5 (influential Aussies return with a thrashing triumph, which contains some insanely, punishing drumming!) - MICHAEL
Mortician - s/t 3/5 (debut with that classic metal edge punctuated with a sound similar to Morbid Jester, Speed Limit, Blood Money, Avenger and Chateaux) - MICHAEL
Morton - Come read the words forbidden 3.5/5 Morton Review - SEAN
Myrath - Tales of the sands 4/5 (excellent 3rd CD from this progressive power metal band with Arabic influences; catchier than 'Desert call', and the vocals are better too)
Pegasus - The epic quest 3.5/5 (surprisingly good “beauty and the beast” CD in the classic Theatre of Tragedy, Battlelore and Beholder fashion; their 2nd CD) - MICHAEL
Rattlehead - Tales from the gutter 3/5 (3rd CD of mostly good classic thrash with gruff vocals; let down in spots by groovy Biohazard tough-guy parts) - KIT
Razormaze - The true speed of steel 3.5/5 (debut from Boston dipsomaniacs that channel early Megadeth, Annihilator, Razor and GWAR; my brother created their logo) - MICHAEL
Satan's Host - Celebration for the love of Satan 3.5/5 (2 new songs and 80s classics reworked with Harry's touch, so that black metal chuff becomes speed metal insanity) - MICHAEL
Silenmara - Collection of conscience 3/5 Silenmara Review - KIT
Stonelake - Marching on timeless tales 3.5/5 Stonelake Review - SEAN
Tormenter - Pulse of terror 4/5 Tormenter Review - CREAG
Twisted Tower Dire - Make it dark 4.5/5 (mandatory traditional metal brilliance from NC/VA; their 5th and definitely best CD) - KIT
Vulvagun - Cold moon over Babylon 3.5/5 Vulvagun Review - CREAG
Winter's Eve - Shards 4.5/5 (debut of superb female vocal, lightly poppy, heavy symphonic gothic metal; like ‘Mother earth’ era Within Temptation) - CHRIS
Winterstorm - A coming storm 4/5 Winterstorm Review - KIT
Wizard - Of wariwulfs and bluotvarwes 4.5/5 Wizard Review - CRAIG


PREVIOUS CD RATINGS, UPDATED 11-1-11:

Achren - The forgotten king 4/5 (self-styled blood metallers do not disappoint on their long-delayed debut; razorwire black/thrash mayhem abounds) - CREAG
Aella - s/t 3.5/5 (promising all-female and Russian-language heavy/power metal debut that's a nice blend of D.I.V.A and 5 Elements; these chicks are hot as hell too!)
Anthrax - Worship music 3.5/5 (long-overdue but great CD from this well-known thrash/heavy metal band; vocalist Joey Belladonna is back with the band)
Argus - Boldly stride the doomed 4.5/5 (2nd CD of soul-stirring doomy traditional metal that boldly strides ahead of the debut; one of the best CDs of 2011) - KIT
Asomvel - Kamikaze 3.5/5 (grimly British power trio dish out bruising rockers with this debut; for fans of Motorhead, Venom, Tank, et al) - CREAG
Decadence - Chargepoint 3/5 (aggressive female fronted Swedish thrash comparable to Sentinel Beast, Detente, and of course Arch Enemy; their 4th CD) - MICHAEL
Dia De Los Muertos - Satanico dramatico 3/5 (debut that's Carcass/Dreams of Damnation worship; Nuclear Blast's Loana dp Valencia is screaming/growling) - MICHAEL
Doomsword - The eternal battle 3.5/5 (another strong CD from this doom/heavy metal band, but it doesn't offer up anything creative and isn't at the level of their best CDs)
Dream Theater - A dramatic turn of events 3.5/5 Dream Theater Review - CREAG
Edguy - Age of the joker 3.5/5 (German band is back with a CD mixing power metal and hard rock, and just like their previous few, has average and excellent songs)
Elm Street - Barbed wire metal 3/5 (debut from Aussie thrashers who emulate Mortal Sin or Dungeon, and channel the screams of Annihilator and Powermad) - MICHAEL
Energy Strike - Extra formation 4/5 (extra-fun and fast-paced Japanese power metal debut; for fans of Atomic Tornado, Azrael, Knights of Round, Prophesia and Arcadia)
Fireland - God n' evil 4/5 (high-octane European-styled melodic power metal debut from Chile a la Helloween, faster Hammerfall, ValSans, etc.) - KIT
4th Dimension - The white path to rebirth 4.5/5 4th Dimension Review
Griffen - Life/A way to die 3/5 (viable Swedish rockers' debut which will appeal to fans of Love.Might.Kill, Sinner, Screamer and Griffin from Norway) - MICHAEL
Highland Glory - Twist of faith 3/5 Highland Glory Review - SEAN
Horde (The) - Thy blackened reign 2.5/5 (debut from Stormspell Records that's not typical of the label, as it crosses over into the blackened thrash variety) - MICHAEL
Krypteria - All beauty must die 3.5/5 (well done 4th CD of female fronted symphonic/gothic metal similar to Within Temptation, Yotangor, Delain, Xandria and Ansoticca)
Loudness - Eve to dawn 3/5 (another CD in less than a year, following the direction of 'King of pain' with that classic feel but modern approach) - MICHAEL
Machine Head - Unto the locust 4/5 Machine Head Review - MICHAEL
Meliah Rage - Dead to the world 3.5/5 Meliah Rage Review - KIT
Mpire of Evil - Creatures of the black 3.5/5 (Jeff "Mantas" Dunn of Venom fame returns with a ragin' debut and some wicked covers sure to sate and satisfy all) - MICHAEL
New Black (The) - II: Better in black 3/5 (2nd CD that's a German cocktail of traditional metal and U.S. modern rock; works well for me, but your mileage may vary) - KIT
Prophecy - Legions of violence 3.5/5 Prophecy Review - CREAG
Quicksand Dream - Aelin/A story about destiny 4/5 (compelling atmospheric epic doom metal debut similar to Atlantean Kodex, While Heaven Wept, and the like) - KIT
R-Genium - What dreams may come 4/5 R-Genium Review - CHRIS
Saxon - Call to arms 4/5 Saxon Review - CRAIG
Screamer (Swe) - Adrenaline distractions 4/5 (the Swedes are at it again; fans of Enforcer, Katana and Mean Streak will definitely want to look into this debut) - MICHAEL
Skull Fist - Head of the pack 3/5 (I was hoping for more with this debut after their awesome EP, but there is still enough metal to satisfy most traditionalists) - MICHAEL
Stormwarrior - Heathen warrior 3.5/5 (predictable but satisfying 4th CD from this German power metal band; not quite at the high level of their previous CDs)
Unleash the Archers - Demons of the astrowaste 3.5/5 (aggressive female fronted melodic metal with extreme male vocals; like Cwn Annwn meets Into Eternity) - KIT
Vomitron - No NES for the wicked 4/5 Vomitron Review
Warbringer - Worlds torn asunder 3.5/5 (the 3rd time is the charm, as this is truly excellent old-school thrash, showing both inspiration and originality) - MICHAEL
White Wizzard - Flying tigers 3/5 White Wizzard Review - CREAG
Wild - La nueva orden 4/5 Wild Review - KIT
Wolfpakk - s/t 4/5 Wolfpakk Review - SEAN



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