Menu
Reviews
Interviews
Reports
News
Filters
Order by
Order by
Order by
Newest
Oldest
Best (10 - 1)
None
Article Type
Article Type
Reviews
(1)
Date Range
Date Range
Date Range
Clear
Reset All
Search Results
for:
blue
review
Poltergeist - Nachtmusik
November 29, 2024
Poltergeist are from Calgary Canada who have signed with independent label Bad Omen Records to […]
review
Pantheon Band - Upswing
November 29, 2024
The Pantheon Band were formed in 2017 with their debut album “Five Lines” which was […]
review
Misscore - Hypocrisy
November 26, 2024
Alt Rock tinged in industrial to bring you a darker sound
review
Deaf Lizard - The Last Odyssey
November 21, 2024
This is a very good Doom Metal/Hard Rock release, indeed...
review
Thee Old Night – Thee Old Night
November 20, 2024
Although the sound was minimalistic, it was a fairly enjoyable listen, and I found it as close to described as possible. One thing that was notable, was the vibrato at the end of the singer’s notes, it was uncommon, but it worked well with the music and the subject matter.
review
Playhouse - Broken And The Damned
November 19, 2024
One song promise.
review
Das Moose - Moosehenge
November 19, 2024
Das Moöse, the self proclaimed “Greatest Heavy Metal Band In Park Slope.” has mixed sound […]
review
Nitro Gods - Valley Of The Gods
November 19, 2024
Nitro Gods are a power trio from Hanover Germany formed in 2010 by Henny Wolter […]
review
Derision Cult – The Mercenary Notes, Pt 2
November 14, 2024
Remember the first time you heard ROB ZOMBIE? I do, and I found his sound to be simple, but totally innovative. That was 25+ years ago, and I have that same sense of creativity from DERISION CULT. One thing that struck me from the start of the album is that some of the music is tongue-in-cheek, while other parts are stone sober. It’s like a new wave of refreshing music that will make you think all over again.
review
Ruff Majik - Moth Eater
November 14, 2024
South Africa for the win!
review
Ohrenfeindt - Wenn Der Teufel Anruft
November 12, 2024
ENIf you’re looking for hard core, full-throttle rock n roll, you’ll find it with OHRENFEINDT, […]
review
Starcrazy - Starcrazy
November 11, 2024
After two EPs, STARCRAZY are out with their debut full length self-titled album, “Starcrazy.” From […]
review
Hell Valley High - Welcome To Hell Valley High
November 9, 2024
Hell Valley High is a groove-driven heavy rock band, based in Utrecht, The Netherlands. The […]
review
Nine Stones Close – Adventures in Anhedonia
November 8, 2024
Take a deep look at the album cover to unlock some of the secrets within. It’s a head shot of a man with black eyes and an expressionless face amidst the bright, vibrant lights of a city. Someone who feels alone, perhaps disenfranchised. Whatever his pain is, it is real, and the songs reflect that, in melancholy, questioning, and anguished tones.
review
Fatal Vision – Three Times Lucky
November 8, 2024
This was a good album. They didn’t re-create the wheel, as that would be nearly impossible, but what they did do well was push emotions in their music, and created some memorable hooks for the listener to take with them. There was also a nice balance between the vocals and the instruments, to the point where one didn’t outshine the other.
review
Opeth – The Last Will and Testament
November 8, 2024
This album strikes a rare balance between Progressive intricacy, dark storytelling, and glimmers of light that struggle to break through its somber and angry tones. These stories unfold over a meticulously crafted backdrop of shifting time signatures, complex layers, and atmospheric transitions that leave each track feeling like an unfolding chapter in a larger, haunting novel. Each song feels carefully plotted, its emotional intensity mounting steadily, only to shift directions unexpectedly—a trademark of great Progressive music. This album stands as a masterful blend of Progressive ambition and lyrical poignancy, immersing the listener in a carefully crafted sonic landscape. For anyone who seeks music that is as intellectually stimulating as it is emotionally resonant, a powerful journey not to be missed, and their best album in many years.
review
Skor - Mess You Up
November 4, 2024
Almost good Heavy Metal.
review
Find Me - Nightbound
November 1, 2024
“Nightbound” is the fifth album from Find Me is the ongoing collaboration between Swedish songwriter […]
review
Horse Of Troja - Harder & Heavier
October 30, 2024
Good Hard Rock from Sweden.
review
Glorious Bankrobbers - Rock 'N Roll Church
October 28, 2024
GLORIOUS BANKROBBERS, are a band from Stockholm, Sweden originally formed in 1983. After various line […]
review
One With The Riverbed – Succumb
October 26, 2024
It’s the kind of album that lifts you up just enough to breath but then stifles you with thick, black smoke. You only get a fleeting sense of relief. This repeated pattern is one that you don’t even notice, because hope is such a strong feeling. Come and explore the many different layers of sound on the album and decide for yourself how it makes you feel.
review
Eclipse - MeglomanIIm
October 26, 2024
Eclipse need no introduction arguably one of Sweden's best rock bands and have to be […]
review
Black Oak County – III
October 23, 2024
This album doesn’t attempt to recreate the wheel, but what it does is present a genuine and honest energy from a group of rockers who take no prisoners. I can also hear how well the music would translate to a live audience. 12 songs was just a little too much in terms of overstaying its welcome, but it was a good listen.
review
A Mighty Forest Black - The Hedonist
October 21, 2024
A MIGHTY FOREST BLACK is a band from Italy that has been described, and would […]
review
Blood Incantation – Absolute Elsewhere
October 19, 2024
The album delivers a stunning display of balance—an artful contrast of light and dark, chaos and control, both musical and existential. It masterfully balances aggression with melody, showcasing a rare ability to create harmonies that soar over deep, guttural growls and blistering guitar work, a testament to the band's technical prowess and deep understanding of composition. The pacing of the album is impeccable, transitioning seamlessly from relentless assaults to reflective, constantly in motion. With each listen, this balance becomes more profound, revealing layers of complexity and nuance that make it one of the most compelling metal releases of the year.
review
Sacred Reich - Heal (Reissue)
October 16, 2024
The North American Thrash Metal Beasts are back on this reissue! Listen to it!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
review
Souls of Ambience – A 1000 Tears
October 11, 2024
This album was excellent. The band showed strong songwriting skills and musicianship within a concept album’s confines, and enough of their personality to shine through. This would appeal to any Progressive Rock fan or just anyone who appreciates substance in their music.
review
Jupiter Cyclops - Age of the UFOnaut
October 10, 2024
A fine first coming of this North American quartet that mixes Hard Roc, Heavy Metal and Stoner Metal.
review
Eddie & The Wolves - Tasty Sin
October 10, 2024
Eddie & The Wolves were formed in 2018 by Eddie Saffell & Char Saffell , […]
review
King Zog - Second Dawn
October 10, 2024
The first thing that comes to mind listening to “Second Dawn” by the band KING […]
review
Ruby Dawn – Blood on Water
October 9, 2024
The interplay between melancholy and the album’s character creates an immersive listening experience that feels deeply personal. There’s a sense that the band has poured every ounce of their emotion into the songs, giving the music a soul that lingers long after the final track fades. It’s an album that invites you to sit with your feelings, to embrace the melancholy, and to find strength in the richness of its character.
report
Terrorvision We Are Not Robots Tour 2024, Slay, Glasgow, United Kingdom
October 9, 2024
TERRORVISION at Slay, Glasgow September 29th 2024 After being a fan of TERRORVISION for 30 […]
review
Terrorvision – We Are Not Robots
October 8, 2024
TERRORVISION are a 4 piece band from Bradford, England who formed in 1987 as THE […]
review
Virgin Steele - Guardians Of The Flame (Reissue)
October 5, 2024
I have also reviewed their debut album “Virgin Steele I”, and the leap forward from that one is remarkable. Not that they have improved so much in the quality department, as that was already okay on that one, but VIRGIN STEELE has been able to filter down all the angels they were aiming for on that one and brought it down to a few.
review
The Dead Daisies - Light Em Up
October 3, 2024
Over a decade ago, The Dead Daisies burst onto the music scene. Their mission, to […]
review
Moggs Motel - Moggs Motel
October 3, 2024
“Moggs Motel” is a very pleasant record to listen to. The songs are simple, straight forward, but also with enough body and variety to keep your mind active.
1
2
3
…
1050
1051
Next »
More results...
Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
Latest Reviews
The Roamer of Heaven and Hell
Aeonik
The Ghost of a Future Dead
At The Gates
Towards the Inevitable
Teloch Vovin
Shout
Hardline
Phoenix
Xtasy
Interwoven
Uada
All 37819 Reviews
Latest News
ORPHALIS: Return with album "As The Ashes Settle"
May 2, 2023
THORNAFIRE: Announces new album "Leprosario Lazareto"
May 1, 2023
VIRGIN STEELE: New album THE PASSION OF DIONYSUS
May 1, 2023
ASTRALBORNE: announce new album, 'Across the Aeons'
May 1, 2023
JORD: Signs with HAMMERHEART RECORDS
May 1, 2023
FROZEN LAND: Reveal Album Details & Lyric Video For First Single "King's A Bitch"!
May 1, 2023
All 42686 News
Latest Interviews
Kris Driver, Dave Payne, Joanna Thorn
Jimmy B & The Death Rattles
Swan
Blackrain
Tomas Wäppling
Freternia
Dean Roberts
Leatherwolf
All 2134 Interviews
Latest Reports
Iron Maidens, Sign Of Lies and more at Diamond Ballroom (2020)
In Flames, Red and more at Tower Theatre (2019)
Static-X, Drowning Pool and more at Diamond Ballroom (2019)
Mothership, Redwitch Johnny and more at Oklahoma City Limits (2019)
All 1150 Reports
home
Menu
Reviews
Interviews
Reports
News
close
English
English
Deutsch
Español
Français
Italiano
Polski
Svenska
Suomi
Português
Română
Slovenščina
Slovenčina
Nederlands
Dansk
Ελληνικά
Čeština
Magyar
Lietuvių
Latviešu
Eesti
Hrvatski
Gaeilge
Български
Norsk
Türkçe
Bahasa Indonesia
Português (Brasil)
日本語
한국어
简体中文
العربية
Русский
हिन्दी
Українська
Srpski
English (UK)
ایران
ישראל
Македонија
ประเทศไทย
Việt Nam
Accessibility Adjustments
Powered by
OneTap
Hide Toolbar
Back
How long do you want to hide the toolbar?
Hide Toolbar Duration
Only for this session
24 hours
A Week
Not Now
Hide Toolbar
Select your accessibility profile
Vision Impaired Mode
Enhances website's visuals
Seizure Safe Profile
Clear flashes & reduces color
ADHD Friendly Mode
Focused browsing, distraction-free
Blindness Mode
Reduces distractions, improves focus
Epilepsy Safe Mode
Dims colors and stops blinking
Content Modules
Font Size
+
Default
-
Readable Font
Line Height
+
Default
-
Cursor
Letter Spacing
Align Text
Font Weight
Color Modules
Light Contrast
High Contrast
Monochrome
Orientation Modules
Reading Line
Reading Mask
Hide Images
Highlight Content
Stop Animations
Highlight Links
Reset Settings
arrow-circle-o-down
facebook-square
bars
angle-double-up
youtube
instagram
cross
menu
cross-circle
