Black Majesty – Oceans of Black Review
The word juggernaut expresses pretty well the music my dear child of the night will find here with Black Majesty “Oceans of Black,” an album that reinforced my faith on …
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Prisoner – Kill the King Review
Any album or song called “Kill the King” has my immeadiate unconditional respect. I could not care less about the royalty, their lives, their schemes and go on. They represent …
Malevolence – Where Only the Truth Is Spoken Review
From the press release we got this, huh, let’s call it statement: ‘Lyrically, “Where Only The Truth Is Spoken” reflects the principles that Malevolence have lived by since day one—honesty, …
Masseti – Odds and Ends Review
One thing that beats me is how someone can record an album playing all the instruments and, besides all that, making all the vocals. No way in hell I could …
Hollow Leg – Dust and Echoes Review
Space – The final frontier, that’s what the acclaimed TV show, and franchise, Star Trek tells the fan in its initial moments. The space has always fascinated humanity and the …
Savaged – Rising Review
You all know I am very honest – or, at least, I try to be – about the bands whose albums I write reviews here frequently telling my real feelings …
Professor Emeritus – A Land Long Gone Review
After an eight-year hiatus from the release of their debut album “Take Me To The Gallows,“ Professor Emeritus are back with their sophomore album “A Land Long Gone,” an album …
Byzantine – Harbingers Review
Some albums have the ability of taking our heart little by little, piece by piece as they go on at our players letting us discover them. As the songs go …
Signeri – S/T Review
One of the most difficult things to a reviewer is to translate into words the music he/she listens. The thing is that words are not able to explain all the …
Byonoisegenerator – Subnormal Dives Review
“Subnormal Dives” is the kind of album that I review only because of its anarchic musical philosophy, and, moreover, because its musical intent has everyhting to do with the foundations …
Bear Mace – Slaves of the Wolf Review
It is not that I take my time to pay attention to bands’ names or band albums all the time, however, it is fair to say they play an important …
Kokeshi – Reikoku Review
With “Reikoku” I did something I do not usually do that is reviewing two albums in a role from the same band. Indeed, it is interesting to do that because …