Gaupa – Fyr Review
“Fyr” is not an album that I can say that its sonancy is totally in the box. I am afraid it is not, and that is exactly the thing that …
Reviews
Johan Langquist the Castle – S/T Review
I’ll admit that, at first, I did not pay enough attention to “Johan Langquist the Castle.” Do not ask me why because I really do not know. Maybe the tittle, …
Beyond Mortal Dreams – Devastation Hymns Review
Right from the start the fan is welcomed by Beyond Mortal Dreams “Devastation Hymns” with the grand tittle and band name that make a huge impact. “Devastation Hymns” immeadiately addresses …
Serpent Corpse – Retaliate Review
I find it interesting to write about first impressions of an album. By first impressions I mean the initial minutes or seconds when one begins to hear an album. As …
Heaven Shall Burn – Heimat Review
A potent mix of Melodic Death Metal, some Folk Metal features, and some, but very small dashes of Symphonic Metal. That’s what Heaven Shall Burn with “Heimat” deliver the fan. …
Transcendence – Nothing Etched in Stone Pt 1 Review
You guys don’t believe when I say record companies aggree on a date to release bands of the same Metal subgenre. I cannot say Prog Metal albums are scarce here, …
Warhog – The Dystopian Chronicles, Vol. 3 Review
First things first, it is always more accurate to act like this. As the press release delivers us “‘The Dystopian Chronicles, Vol. 3‘ marks the climactic conclusion to the band’s ambitious …
Deadguy – Near-Death Travel Services Review
How come the name Deadguy has never pop up for a Metal band? It is so simple, so easy, so catchy, so efective. It is everything a band name should …
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 …
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 …