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Blaze Of Rage
Magic Kingdom
Let me start by saying that Epic Symphonic Power Metal can not function without a good sound. Well, that part is covered nicely, as the production is top notch. Mr. Dushan Petrocci can be proud of what he has achieved on this MAGIC KINGDOM record.
Do I Need A Reason
Kronowski
KRONOWSKI themselves describe their music as Heavy Metal, but I have a feeling that based on this EP they really don’t know how to market themselves. That probably also is a problem for record companies, as this has been self-released.
Rags to Rage
Hellfire 76
HELLFIRE 76 hail from Charlotte in South Carolina, USA. Their musical style is best described as Southern Metal. And it fits. This has all the trademarks that Southern Rock has, only with Metal as the base.
Beyond The Breakers
Diamonds Hadder
DIAMONDS HADDER are very much influenced by DIO-era RAINBOW, by the DIO-era BLACK SABBATH and the first few DIO albums. Do you see a pattern emerging here?
Nethermost & Absolute Comfort
Déhà
This was indeed a sick album, sick with the blackness of a terminal disease. The length of the songs drew a parallel to someone’s pathetic life, when in the end, they loved no one, and accomplished nothing. I think many of us can relate to that hole.
Andromeda
March of Scylla
From Bandcamp, “MARCH OF SCYLLA is a dark Post-Metal project that explores all the afflictions […]
BLY
Knogjärn
My only piece of constructive criticism relates to the lengthy number of songs on the album, and because much the album has a similar sound, some of the tracks blend together a bit. But this was an honest, hard-rocking album that takes no prisoner. You all get the gallows!
The Egregious Being
Vokodlok
This was an enjoyable amalgam of Death, Black, and Thrash Metal that has a nice balance between the three. The band is talented, and has a no-nonsense approach to their songwriting, letting it all hang out for the listener. This music is as black as Satan’s very soul.
Carnival of Atrocities
Sarkasm
Hopefully the third time around is the charm for SARKASM. With their twin attacks of As Empires Decay and Carnival of Atrocities, they seem to be on a solid trajectory.
Bone Collector
Grave Digger
GRAVE DIGGER’s Bone Collector is a casket full of bone-cold metal. Nothing too groundbreaking, but when you’ve been playing at the heavy metal table for 45 years, consistency trumps innovation.
Shape of God Though of Sun
Eigenstate Zero
For me, the album was like a caged tiger in the zoo who is let free only to perform in front of an audience. Make no mistake, control of him is an illusion however, because he could strike you dead with just a few swipes of his massive paws and sharp teeth.
High Impact Violence
Gutless
Visceral, gore, violent and relentless. Death metal in the finest of its forms.
Enemy of the Human race
Ass to Mouth
Disgust, misanthropy, mayhem, dystopia; welcome to grindcore
Wilheim
Decline of the I
This album was a crushing listening experience for me. They paint a black landscape of nothingness, and existential dread, combined with vibrant red colors of the entirely of the weight of painful decisions thrust on your shoulders at the same time. Do not look for hope buried under the rubble, for there is none.
The final Battle
Warwolf
Maiden in Germany.
Om jordens blod och urgravens grepp
Häxkapell
The sting of black licorice with sweet undertones.
Bullshit
Wolfspirit
Wolvespirit are a female fronted band from Würzburg Germany Since they formed in 2011 they […]
Feel The Steel
Ice War
Jo Steel from Ottawa Canada brings us his seventh release “Feel The Steel”. With 6 […]
An Age Undreamed Of…
The Cimmerian
This album was as much of a story as it was music, and the factored the themes mentioned above into their compositions. Their recipe of Doom, Sludge, Death and Black Metal results in a stew that is dark, thick, hearty, and even a little bitter.
Bergart
Nordein
This was a good listening experience for me, and I can appreciate the band’s simple approach to their music. Without traditional singing (many of the vocal parts were hummed), they had to work a little harder at creating the tale with instruments, and they reflected the part of you that feels torn between the dichotomy of self, and nature, existing at the same time.
Post Apocalyptic Depression
Mantar
Although they really aren’t presenting anything new with the style of the album, it’s pure blood, sweat and tears, gritty Rock N Roll, with a touch of Black Metal, and they present it confidently and with a big middle finger extended to anyone and everyone. The production is perfect for their brand as well.
Give Us the Moon
The Night Flight Orchestra
Even not as good as some past releases of the band, it's still an excellent album!
Titans
Manntra
This Folk Metal release can be pointing to new musical possibilities for the genre. Hear to it!
Balls to the Wall Reloaded
Dirkschneider
Liking it or not, this remake for this old Heavy Metal classic album is really excellent!
The World Was Never Enough
Days Of Jupiter
After years without new releases, the Swedish Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Lords are back with an excellent full-length!
Challenger
Utility Provider
A surprising Progressive Metal release from these Canadians killers!
Purulence Gushing from the Coffin
Stenched
A good Death Metal release of a band that can do way better than this.
The Eleventh Hour
No Favors
Wow, what great Hard 'n' Heavy release in the vein of NWOBHM's Hard Rock bands!
Gobischkevrot
Goblin Hovel
A good release of this Folk Metal act that needs to sharp a bit more its music.
Crossed the Line
Disoriented
A very good first album from this Grrove Metal act from Greece.
Opacity
AnomiC
A surprising Thrash/Death Metal release from this German act!
The Sleeping Dead
Sleepbomb
From their EPK, “SLEEPBOMBis a San Francisco-based psychedelic doom project focused on full, original scores […]
Contempt For Life
The Machinist
This was a crushingly heavy album that took no prisoners. The pacing was often frantic, and the sheer amount of notes that they band was able to squeeze into the compositions was amazing. At times, some of the chaos was broken with melodies, but they were often short lived, and blotted out by the weight of the album. The musicianship here was nearly impeccable as well.
In Flight
Time Rift
Good old Hard Rock with a psychedelic touch.
The Alien Machine
AntiMozdeBeast
This was a very personal album seen through the lens of one composer, and it challenges the very notion of what music even is. Although some of it is more like background ambiance, it did make me feel a peculiar way, which although is hard to describe, is the very point of music in the first place.
Fra Li Monti Sibillini
Hesperia
this album definitely reaches too far and too often for ideas that don't quite meld into the songs very well. I'm going to give it a four but I could understand anyone giving it an extra point or two either way but it's just not working for me.
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