Game Over – Face the End Review
I was in the mood for some good old Thrash Metal. I had very good times listening to Thrash Metal when I was younger in the 1980’s the time the …
Reviews
Kardashev – Alunea Review
One thing I realized with the forty years listening to Metal music is that it is always reinventing itself in the most admirable ways. The Metal music one listens to …
Cirith Ungol – Live at the Roxy Review
Alive albums are always the celebration of Metal music. I mean, Metal bands live to play alive, to have gigs, to have the opportunity to share their music with other …
Changeling – Changeling Review
This debut marks a rebirth from the ashes of Obscura… An album featuring standout performances from Tom ‘Fountainhead’ Geldschläger, and musicians of Alkaloid, Fear Factory and more…
Valhalore – Beyond the Stars Review
Melody in Metal music is very important, so important that it must come with the right doses, no more no less or the song gets bad. Now aggression has no …
Exterminatus – Echoes From A Distant Star Part 1 Review
“Echoes From a Distant Star Part 1” welcomes the fan with “Cosmic Disturbance,” whose bass guitar tapping – wow, never seen one like this – gives a certain groove feeling …
Unidad Trauma – Paradigma Egocéntrico Fatalista Review
Here we’ve got Unidad Trauma with their forthcoming EP “Paradigma Egocéntrico Fatalista,” which, by the way, is “a concept record based on a horrifying true case which took place in the …
The Yagas – ‘Midnight Minuet’ Review
Midnight Minuet presents itself as a sonic puzzle, and within its complexity lies an unexpected masterpiece.
Crypts of Despair – We Belong in the Grave Review
“We Belong in the Grave” welcomes the fan with a fantastic sequence of bass drumming that immeadiately calls the attention. From the beginning the fan who pays close attention to …
King García – Hamelin Review
I admire bands that compose only instrumental songs because I guess they have to be much more criative in writing than bands that use vocals in songs. Of course, this …
Red Moon Architect – October Decay Review
Pungent, slow as the torture Prometheus was condemned, full of contrasts, and, yet, malevolently melodic. I present you “October Decay,” a great example of how a Doom Metal album should …
LIK – Necro Review
There are two things that immeadiately jump to the face of my dear children of the night. First of all is about the right-to-your-face musical attitude LIK impose here with …