Coven Japan – Earthlings Review
For years long I’ve been following the academic discussion about the possibility of time travel. The possibility of a time machine has been exhaustedly discussed – and put in action …
Reviews
Infernal Throne – Caelum Et Infernum Review
A long time ago, I met a band that changed the way I used to see Extreme Metal. My opinion about Extreme Metal was severely forged by bands as Venom, …
Satan’s Fall – Destination Destruction Review
There are albums that simply are love at first sight, or better, at first listening. I’m the kind of guy that values a lot vocal abilities. So, albums with competent …
Temple of Scorn – Funeral Altar Epiphanies Review
There are albums that are good as strong coffee, however, I woudn’t know because I don’t like coffee. It’s a fact I’ve got to believe in what they say. As …
March to Die – Tears of the Gorgon Review
Great music is the one that brings emotions to the surface. Tears, laughter, anger, hate, love, astonishment, and many others. I just love bands that put emotion first like March …
Secret Rule – Uninverse Review
There is one thing that really beats me. I keep asking myself why Symphonic Metal bands are the ones which combine the most elements of electronic music and trance and …
King – Fury and Death Review
It’s really hard to believe King as a band name wasn’t already taken. Yet so simple and so effective. I’d also add to that grand and pompous. How come a …
Eldritch – Innervoid Review
It’s impressive how Metal music can vary even around the same subgenre. Two Metal bands of the same Metal subgenre are never the same. There is always something that makes …
Blind Man’s Daughter – Sundressed Review
We’ve headbanging too much lately so, it’s time to cool down a little. It’s been sometime we don’t have a Prog Metal band album to review here. Blind Man’s Daughter …
Sadus – The Shadow Inside Review
There are bands whose reputation is way beyond their genre. Bands whose name are so respectable that even fans that don’t like their genre respect them. Sadus are one of …
Exorcizphobia – Spiritual Exodus Review
By this album titlle or the band name I would never guess this is Thrash Metal. I’d say Death Metal for sure if I were asked. My dear child of …
Le Morte – Midnight in the Garden of Tragedy Review
If all the great band names are taken, don’t sweat, translate them into another language and voilà, the miracle is done. Your band’s got a cool name and also, as …
