Triumpher – Spirit Invictus Review
Only the ones who have been on Mars for the – let’s say – last 30 years won’t notice the huge influence Manowar made on Triumpher. This can be felt …
Reviews
Athena XIX – Everflow Part 1: Frames of Humanity Review
One of the biggest struggles of Metal music has always been to be accepted by its peers as a kind of art. To be accepted as art, and therefore, music …
KIR – L’appel du vide Review
Among all Metal subgenres, Black Metal is the one that takes the term odd to the next level. It’s not only the music, but also attitude and iconography. The idea …
Dark Lightning – The Demons We Create Review
I guess I have made my point about female vocalists here. If I haven’t here it is I love them! The thing is I like the contrast between her voices …
Neckbreaker – Within the Viscera Review
What to expect from a band that names themselves as Neckbreaker? Well, you, my dear child of the night, I really don’t know but me I expect a hell of …
Repuked – Club Squirting Blood Review
Metal music was once known for its musical flipping out. The reason wasn’t only the music that was out of the known, and praised, patterns, but also the attitude towards …
Moondark – The Abysmal Womb Review
Interestingly, the first thing I do when I receive an album to review it’s to give a good look at the name of the band and the album tittle. I …
Jarl – Trümmerfestung Review
Jarl is the old norse term for chieftain or noble. It’s also possible to find it translated as earl. The moment I looked at the EPK I knew I’d heard …
Aara – Eiger Review
One visit to the Alps wasn’t enough. Aara take over the month of December with an album of the month and an outstanding end to the year, right next to …
Ungfell – De Ghörnt Review
A cold and melodic end of the year… The Swiss Alps have echoed with some unique melodies, only three years after the previous release, Ungfell delivered an impressive collection of …
Helloween – Live at Budokan Review
My, my, my… Finally! It was about time to get my hands on one of the bands that have been influencing an uncountable number of Metal bands in all time. …
Desert Near the End – Tides of Time Review
There are albums that have the sonic diversity as its symbol. It’s a characteristic of some bands to have a very diverse music. By diverse I mean there are albums …