Dream Evil – Metal Gods Review
My impression is that Metal music is the musical genre that promotes, and honors, itself the most. There are zillions of songs that talks about Metal music and all its …
Poleto
The Two-thousandth Review
Yaaaaayyyyyy! That’s really what you’re reading. Yeah, it’s real. We’re celebrating our two-thousandth review here at Metal Addicts! Hey Guinness World Records here we are! Quite impressive, huh? It was …
Stillborn – Netherworlds Review
Oh, boy! Some reviews are so hard to write. There’s been almost one week I’ve been trying to write something about Stillborn and “Netherworlds.” No, it’s not because the album …
Sear Bliss – Heavenly Down Review
One of the many I keep saying here is it is always a pleasure to get to know new bands with new sonancies that I would never expect in a …
Necronomicon Ex Mortis – You and Your Friends Are Dead: Game Over Review
Please, avoid any confusion, this is Necronomicon Ex Mortis, a quintet whose debut EP was the self-tittled “Necronomicon Ex Mortis” released on March 31st, 2023, followed by the release of …
Anvil – One and Only Review
It’s been two years now, Anvil have pleased us with their 2022’s album “Impact Is Imminent,” which showed a band with lots of respect to its past. It was also …
Construct of Lethe – A Kindness Dealt in Venom Review
Meh, Black Metal is pure noise! They say. Nah, Black Metal is so simple. There’s nothing interesting about it! They say. Bleh, Black Metal! Nooooo! They say. Hah, Black Metal! …
Cainites – Revenant Review
Hmm, “Revenant” is a concept album about an old Orthodox priest who became a vampire against his will. A controversial, cruel and yet fascinating character, oscillating between a sense of …
Sarke – Endo Feight Review
Some albums are a real hodgepodge of influences and sonancies. It seems the band gets a cauldron, light the fire, pour some ingredients – by some you understand many – …
Abysmal Winds – Magna Pestilencia Review
Sometimes all we metalheads need is a little dose of musical stupidity. We need an album that spreads all the terror and fear we feel in the outside world. An …
Cavalera – Schizophrenia Review
It’s hard to explain the impact an album as “Schizophrenia” had in 1987. It’s even harder to explain the feeling of being able to listen to all the album in …
Antiflesh – Hossanna Review
Here we’ve got an album with many, but many moods and shifts and atmospheres. “Hossanna” is an album that will surprise the fan by the relentless search for new moods …