Groza – Nadir Review
Groza is a Romanian surname that comes from the Slavic word groza, which means “terror” or “fear”. In the past, the name was given to a sick child in an …
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Kanonenfieber – Die Urkatastrophe Review
To listen to Kanonenfieber with their sophomore album “Die Urkatastrophe” brought me some emotions and, at the same time, some what ifs all of them just because of opening track …
Vision Divine Blood and Angels’ Tears Review
It’s so funny how it’s possible to link the subject of some reviews or even make them some kind of sequence. I always say record companies agree on a mutual …
Krilloan – Return of the Heralds Review
I’ve been hearing so much Power Metal while cooking and cleaning an other chores. YouTube has some amazing compilations when you aren’t right sure of what to listen. Blind Guardian …
The Dead Daisies – Light’em Up Review
I always thought The Dead Daisies were a project with fix musicians or, at least, one or two guests per album. Well, it happens that I was flat wrong about …
Anubis – The Unforgivable Review
It’s no news I like to every now and then to review a Prog Rock album. As many metalheads, Prog Rock is a genre we cherish a lot for many …
Flotsam and Jetsam – I Am the Weapon Review
There is one thing for sure in this sad and lonely and pathetic little planet, legends never die, they live forever. It’s only what I can say when I hear …
Virgin Steele – Virgin Steele I – The Anniversary Edition Review
It’s no news I’m a 1980’s Metal child, the so called golden age of Metal music. To some extent, it’s not wrong if one thinks Metal’s identity was truly forged …
All for Metal – Gods of Metal (Year of the Dragon) Review
All for Metal are such a fun band to review. Their passion for Metal music is so, but so present in their music and fans can feel it perfectly. Their …
Simone Simons – Vermillion Review
Simone “La Belle” Simons has just released her debut solo album. Ah, Simone, you’re such a talent, such a beauty, such a voice. Yours truly big fan. Well, if you’re …
Robse – Harlekin & Krieger Review
Yeah, it’s really been a while since my last review here. I used to write at least a review a day, but I can’t anymore. Not on purpose. Really. You …
Wintersun – Time II Review
Constantly swirling and shifting in such a way that is always moving the album forward, Wintersun ventures to a more Asian backdrop with all the folk instruments, atmosphere, songwriting, and themes to match.