Octohawk – Determinist Review
“Determinist” is an album that brings surprises to the fans. It brought many to me as well. The sonancies were very unexpected, if you know what I mean. The mix …
Reviews
Nightmare – Encrypted Review
It’s always great to receive the new releases of veteran bands which made the history of Metal music so rich and interesting. The guys of Nightmare are veterans of the …
Sig:Ar:Tyr – Citadel of Stars Review
It’s funny how one’s opinion can change after some nights and days. I’ve been trying to write this review since tuesday. The first time I listened to this album my …
House by the Cemetary – The Mortuary Hauntings Review
“The Mortuary Hauntings” commences the best possible with the amazing “Cadavers Emerge” with the immediate drums pounding Slayer made famous with “Evil Has No Boundaries” and an amazing guitar riff. …
Witherfall – Sounds of the Forgotten Review
“Sounds of the Forgotten” is one of the most awaited albums of the year and I almost forgot to review it. Yeah, the album was kind of lost between my …
Wormwood – The Star Review
Theoretically, to some extent and from where I’m standing, both Melodic Death Metal and Melodic Black Metal are like the platypus, they are very weird mixes that shouldn’t exist. However, …
Exodus – British Disaster The Battle of ’89 (Live at the Astoria) Review
Alive albums are always a thrill for Metal music, even more if they catch the most iconic era of a band as Exodus, one of the most iconic cult bands …
Síndrome K – Sobreviventes do mal Review
Fearless. Full of hatred. Wrathful. Full of anger. Resentful. Fast and furious. All the good adjectives required for a Speed Metal band drenched with bands from the 1980’s as time …
Night Wilds – All That Should Have Been Review
First, “All That Should Have Been” is a great album tittle both for poetical and philosophical reasons. If one gives a hard thought there are so many things that should …
Rhapsody of Fire – Challenge the Wind Review
Behold Metal fans everywhere in this sad and lonely and pathetic little planet. Here comes one of the most awaited albums of the year from the band whose influence is …
Reverend Hound – Deal in Steel Review
From where I’m standing, it is no easy task to have an Old School Heavy Metal these days because the band ought to be extra creative as almost everything seems …
Esodic – De Facto, De Jure Review
First of all, some words about Esodic. Originating from the underbelly of Amman, Jordan, Esodic were formed in 2003. Inspired by legendary bands like Slayer, Testament, and Kreator, Esodic‘s music …