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 …
Reviews
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 …
Ereb Altor – Hälsingemörker Review
The first review I read about Queenrÿche “The Warning;” many, but many years ago, the review said happily that he was the eyewitness of the evolution of Heavy Metal. Well, …
Days of Jupiter – The World Was Never Enough Review
I do have a thing for albums with tittles with deep reflective philosophical matters as “The World Was Never Enough.” They make me think. They make me wonder. I start …
Thlipsis – Servants Of Apathy Review
The band decided to speak about topics that should be mainstream in times like these, where war isn’t taken seriously anymore, highlighting the current situation of Palestine and the horrors that weep in Israel at this point in time.
Saor – Amidst The Ruins Review
The soundscapes, from my listening experience represent mountains, winding creeks, and the gentle flows of water, almost immersing you or the listener in the vastness of nature.
Saber – Lost in Flames Review
When I opened up this Saber newest album “Lost in Flames” album I realized one very important, and ironic, thing. To some extent, “Lost in Flames” solved a forty year …
Majestica – Power Train Review
Power Train is one of their most captivating and detached bets from any preconceived notions.
Marko Hietala – Roses From The Deep Review
Roses From The Deep is not just a sonic transition in Hietala’s career; it is a masterpiece that connects with the most significant moments in his musical journey.
Dream Theater – Parasomnia Review
Dream Theater has once again shown that in their hands lies the power to conquer every horizon, no matter how distant it may seem.
Obscura – A Sonication Review
“Silver Linings” opens “A Sonification” the best way ever with a wall of sound created by the guitars, the bass and the drums. Obscura kept Thrash Metal guitars tradition with …