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Dark Secrets of the Soul
Drown in Sulphur
It was probably the sheer power and aggression of the album that impressed me most, as well and the band’s impeccable sense of timing and musicianship. I have to be in the right mood to take this much of a beating, and the band provided plenty of blows.
Two - Wings of Ember
Tvinna
You can this album Dark Prog Rock, Post-Rock, Folk Rock or other, but you must hear to this quartet!
Higher Power
Scott Stapp
This album of Scott Stapp depicts how Hard Rock can sound in a modern way without losing its melodic grasp.
Captive in the Breath of Life
Nocturnal Sorcery
A very good Old School Finnish Black Metal release.
Showdown
Mega Colossus
A very good Heavy Metal/Melodic Metal release of this North American act.
Orations
House of Atreus
After six years, this North American Melodic Death Metal is back for the attack!
Unveiling the Brac’thal
Hasturian Vigil
A very good Irish Black Metal revelation, indeed.
Raw Live (In Copenhell)
Artillery
Finally this Danish Thrash Metal quintet released a live album, and it's AMAZING!
333
Funeral Winds
Overall, this is first wave inspired, maddening Black Metal with the gas pedal pressed firmly to the floor. It was a little too repetitive for me, however.
Blood Moon
Meanstreak
When you’re an all-female band and get referred to as “The Housewives of Heavy Metal” or “Josie and the Pussycats” you pull up your big girl pants and show the music world that “you’ve got balls” and can definitely hang with the boys, and that’s exactly what Meanstreak accomplished with their latest release.
Mechanics Of Predacity
Lords of Black
Have your therapist on speed dial as we take a musical journey into the battle of good versus evil.
II: Chemognosis - A Shortcut to Mushrooms
Boarhammer
If the album titles and song titles don’t clue the listener into their odd, psychedelic world, nothing will. Although the production was quite raw, I believe it had to be to carry this type of muddy and dirty sound. This was a unique blend of sound which always gets the thumbs up in my book.
Saints Dispelled
Master
Being active since the beginning of the 80's in the extreme Metal scene, Paul Speckmann […]
The Bestial Abyss Will Kill You
Varvar
Heavy Metal from Russia!
The Illusion of Reach
Déhà
On the album, listeners are drawn into a harrowing narrative of loss and sacrifice, where hope becomes a distant memory and the shadows reign supreme. Yet, amidst the despair, there remains a flicker of light, a reminder of the courage and determination that once illuminated the world. With its haunting melodies, and constant torture, “The Illusion of Reach” is an eerie reminder of the fragile nature of existence and the relentless march of time. It is a poignant ode to lost light, a testament to the enduring power of music to evoke emotion and inspire reflection.
Sonic Rebirth
The Progressive Souls Collective
Despite the fantastic musicianship of the band, and their exploratory leanings, I have to admit, the album was hard to follow at times, so it might need a second or even third listen to fully grasp.
To Bear the Weight of Death
Andracca
Overall, it wasn’t a bad album per se, and it has moments of diversity, but it just failed to make it off the ground and become memorable for me.
Danger Zone
Smoking Snakes
The band name is bad ass, their look is bad ass and they hail from Sweden, the hot bed of bad ass hard rocking bands, so I’ll add this bad ass joke: I tried smoking snakes but couldn’t keep them lit (sorry).
The Jungle Revolution
Cruzh
Sweden, the country that gave us delicious tiny meatballs, but also gave us IKEA which I cuss them out every time after It takes me hours to put together a simple little book case and still have parts left over and can only calm myself down by remembering just how many fantastic rock bands the country has produced as well, so I’ll go into this review with high hopes for the Swedish rockers CRUZH.
Magma Tres
Wet Cactus
WET CACTUS marches onward to the Desert Rock rhythm, sprinkling handfuls of peace and fuzz alternating with fistfuls of gravel and grit.
Oppression / Dramatic Surge (compilation)
Vigilant
All together this reissue of VIGILANT’s demos plus rarities makes for a thorough and blistering recapture of that early spirit of Thrash.
An Unhealthy Interest in Suffering
UNDULATION
Seattle is world-known mainly as the birthplace of the so-called Grunge music but there is […]
The Art Of Letting Go
Ana
“The Art Of Letting Go” is a good mix of symphonic Metal and melodic Metal with an outstanding vocalist at the heart of the songs
Venera
Everdawn
"Venera” is a very diverse album and a mixture of symphonic and melodic Metal with a progressive twist
Once And Again
Say It
A Pop Rock re-discovery.
We Could Have Been Radiant
Goodbye Meteor
Perhaps the best part of them album is that the band lays several paths across life for the listener to choose. Each one represents a different set of feelings and emotions, yet each meet together in the end. Does this mean that we really don’t have a choice? Not to me. For me, it means that we are free to follow whatever direction we want despite the common ending. For life is a journey, not a destination.
Cosmic Redemption
Noturnall
Noturnall are a newer band in the Brazilian Metal Scene, their popularity is growing within […]
...And Everything In Between
Unprocessed
“...And Everything In Between” is a very freaky record, where all the emotions are rampant at all times. I especially love the way that UNPROCESSED switches from very mellow to extremely explosive and everything in between.
Doomed Forever Forever Doomed
Zakk Sabbath
All the BLACK SABBATH songs on “Doomed Forever Forever Doomed” are of the Ozzy Osbourne era, and I can understand why. Together with Tony Iommi the person to have worked with Ozzy the longest is Zakk Wylde.
The Third Wave
Warship
They hail from Athens, and with “The Third Wave” they are treating us to their third album. Their debut is from 2010 and is called “The First Wave”, whilst their sophomore album “The Second Wave” was released in 2016.
Genesis
Persevera
When I got the “Genesis” record from PERSEVERA, it was after I had a brief listen that I found that at first glance I was liking what I was hearing.
The Forgotten Years
Grave Digger
“The Forgotten Years” comprises of the following demos: "Bottles And Four Coconuts" Demo (1989), "Return Of The Reaper" Demo (1991), For "Promotion Only!!" EP (1992).
Nightmare Opus
Palantír
Palantír from Sweden releases their almost EP.
24/7 Hate
Surgical Strike
This album depicts what means 'a massive Thrash Metal strike' means! This German band is one of the finests new names of worldwide Thrash Metal scene!
Beggar’s Hill
Six Foot Six
The third album of this Swedish Heavy Metal/Hard Rock band is so amazing that's a matter of liking it or loving it (if you don't like, you must go to your otolaryngologist)!!!! ROCK IT!
Swarf Damage
Swarf Damage
A Crossover/Thrash Metal/Hardcore release with guts and blood in the eyes! Hear to it and SLAM YOUR NECKS!
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