Abduction – Existentialismus Review
What is the best way to commence a Metal album? Is it with an intro? Or is it with an open and firm roar give the fan goosebumps? Honestly? I …
Reviews
Killswitch Engage – This Consequence Review
For starters, just to break the ice in this which will be a very professional review – or so – I will begin with two tracks that really called my …
Sabhankra – Nocturnal Elegies Review
“Nocturnal Elegies” is an album with all the power and the glory of Extreme Metal, more notably, an album full of those faster-than-the-speed-of-light drumming all extreme metallers love. It is …
Stinky – Solace Review
I am so sorry to inform my dear children of the night that there is no such thing as pure Metal music. This is a conjecture that makes absolutely no …
Necronomicon Ex Mortis/Bloodfeast Ritual – You’ve Got Red On You Review
Undoubtedly, this is also the year of split albums, a long gone Metal music tradition which is clearly making its grand and espetacular comeback. Necromicon Ex Mortis had their very …
Twins Crew – Chapter IV Review
Definitely this is the year of Old School Heavy Metal. I have been receiving so many fantastic bands that I lost track of all of them. It is always a …
Sublind – Metalmorphosis Review
I will not deny that’s exactly the way I like my Thrash Metal as Sublind did with “Metalmorphosis.” Fast. Nervous. Full of rage and anger. With that sonic fierceness we …
Dawn of Solace – Affliction Vortex Review
By quirk of circumstance, melancholy and sadness have reached me this week with two releases and one more to come. Yesterday I had Hangman’s Chair with “Saddiction,” one of the …
Hangman’s Chair – Saddiction Review
A Metal band where the bass and the drums are the prominent instruments while the guitars are in the background. Not only in the background, most of the guitars are …
Blood Cult – We’re Gonna Take Your Soul Review
Being open to all the existing kinds of Metal music – and they are many, believe me – always pays off even though when they are so weird – good …
Dynazty – Game of Faces Review
After a bunch of albums with AFM Records, one of the most iconic recording companies dedicated to Metal music, Dynazty decided to part ways and join Nuclear Blast Records, another …
Loänshark – No Sins to Confess Review
It looks like definitely this is the year of new bands of NWOBHM. It’s only February and I’ve already lost count of how many of them I have reviewed. I’ve …