Over the years, I've enjoyed watching Zoroaster shift, expand, and complicate their sound. In 2006, writing about their first demo (reissued by Blake Judd's Battle Kommand), I said: "Atlanta's Zoroaster have something very EyeHateGod about their Sleepy, southern-fried sustain." Dog Magic -- which made it to 20 on my 2007 year-end list -- found the guys experimenting with texture. As ...