Vigljós – Tome II – ignis sacer Review
It is been a while I have been insisting on Metal music being a musical style where human emotions run free. Happiness (yes, happiness), joy, anger, wrath, despair, urge, and …
Reviews
Unaligned – A Form Beyond Review
The first thing that attracted me to Unaligned “A Form Beyond” was the album cover that fits perfectly with the theme of the album and the band’s name. A shady …
Moribund Oblivion – Intertemporal Review
When Deena Weinstein in her book “Heavy Metal: The Music and Its Culture” called Metal music a cultural and musical hodgepodge I got a little suspicious because I kind of …
Imperialist – Prime Review
This is one the most exciting albums of the year and I am telling this after hearing Helloween and Primal Fear newest albums! Besides having the coolest band name ever, …
Hunger – Ruler of the Wolves Review
Oh, boy! I just love this kind of Metal. Hunger with their EP “Ruler of the Wolves” embody the raw and true spirit of 1980s Teutonic Heavy Metal with fast …
Infest – Ambassadors Of Aggression Review
You’ll hear those massive, dragging riffs that sound like they could have fallen right out of Asphyx’s catalog, the kind that feel like you’re being dragged through mud.
Eleine – We Stand United Review
We, metalheads that eagerly follow Metal bands, are aware of the avalanche of Symphonic Metal bands with female voices and a combination of Old School Heavy Metal with Extreme Metal …
Primal Fear – Domination Review
Power Metal fans must be ecstatic. Last week was Helloween that released their latest top notch album celebrating their wondrous multi-year career. Now we get back with one of the …
Auri – III – Candles & Beginnings Review
Some bands like to deal with sagas maybe because they have the intent to seem eternal. Well, we all know this is, to some extent, impossible, but whatever. Or, maybe, …
Poison Ruïn – Confrere Review
I admit I am not very fond of Punk Rock. You know, there is a long history of bad blood between Metal and Punk Rock, but that is not exactly …
Malthusian – The Summoning Bell Review
I will not deny that the first thing that attracted me to Malthusian “The Summoning Bell” was the name of the band. First of all, because, as an economist, I …
Wucan – Axioms Review
Wow, holly mother of Heavy Rock! Can a band mix in the same album so diverse influences of bands as Focus, Judas Priest, Heart, Janis Joplin, Blondie, Jefferson Starship and …