Firewind – Stand United Review
It’s always great to have the opportunity to follow a band’s steps so close as we’re doing with Gus G’s Firewind. It’s been three albums since 2017’s “Immortals,” going throught …
Reviews
Scarefield – A Quiet Country Review
Thrash Metal with a new approach. That’s what myd ear child of the night will find here with Scarefield and their debut album “A Quiet Country,” a horror-infused piece with …
Nemedian Chronicles – The Savage Sword Review
Today is a dark, plumbeuous, rainy Saturday. Suddenly I saw myself being caught by the mood of the day while listening to the orchestral intro “Nemedian Chronicles.” I’ll admit I …
Traveler – Prequel to Madness Review
Historically speaking, I consider Speed Metal one of the first forms of Extreme Metal. It was my wish to write an issue about it but I didn’t have the strength …
Lucifer – Lucifer V Review
There are some funny aspects of being an early 1980’s driven Metal band. From where I’m standing, some bands mix the epochs up besides giving some modern slants to their …
Amaranthe – The Catalyst Review
To write this review I’l explore two reasonings: one of Amaranthe being a sicko dance music phenomena incorporating Metal features, and the other being a band that has been too …
Dust Bolt – Sound & Fury Review
I’ll admit, what attracted me first was the band name Dust Bolt. I can’t tell why this name meant something to me at first sight. However, by the time I …
Morbid Saint – Swallowed by Hell Review
In 2021 we had the pleasure of reviewing the reissue of 1989’s Morbid Saint’s “Spectrum of Death,” a classic piece of an album when it comes to Extreme Metal music. …
Romuvos – Spirits Review
When we all think of bagpipes our minds are immeadiately transported to the foggy highlands of Scotland. It’s a natural thing for us as we are ore used to this …
UKĆ – Coming Out – Love & Hate Diaries Review
There albums that we need to listen more and more to get the band well what to write here. Sometimes inspiration isn’t an easy thing to find. It’s not the …
Groove Therapist – Monologue Review
Every now and then, we receive Progressive Rock albums to review. It’s a kind of tradition for us at Metal Addicts to open this cyberspace to all Metal subgenres and …
Elettra Storm – Powerlords Review
Sometimes only a very simple thing is required to make a hell of a change. Get a band which plays a Power Metal inspired by Dragonforce and the likes, get …
