REVIEW: RAM – “Rod”
Sweden, oh, Sweden. That’s where IKEA’s furniture World takeover started and, well, it’s also home to many, many (many!) metal bands, and about 90% of them are fucking ace. Gothenburg’s…
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Bruno Medeiros
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Bruno began his metal journey in the mid-1990's when his older brother showed him Accept’s Russian Roulette, and it was love at first sight. His musical education was crafted by bands such as Rage, Virgin Steele, Running Wild, Grave Digger, Death, Coroner and Celtic Frost. Rests his heart in the underground, but his guilty pleasure is power metal (because hey, who doesn’t love dungeons, dragons and swords, right?). A lover of basketball, soccer and burgers.
REVIEW: SAVAGE MESSIAH – “Hands Of Fate”
Savage Messiah is savage. When I first heard these dudes back in 2007 with their ‘Spitting Venom’ (2007) EP, I was extremely happy for a band that managed to create…
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REVIEW: EVIL INVADERS – “Feed Me Violence”
Every now and then, an old-school style band gets their moment in the sun. The revival of the nostalgic sounds in every genre is being more and more revisited, especially…
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REVIEW: JAG PANZER – “The Deviant Chord”
Jag Panzer is a US power metal institution. The band’s debut album, ‘Ample Destruction’, is widely recognized as one of the best metal albums of the 1980’s and one of…
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REVIEW: ANTARKTIS – “Ildlaante”
I’ve never been an authority when it comes to post-metal. I’m familiar, of course, with bands such as Sólstafir, Alcest, Au–Dessus and Tombs, but my knowledge of the genre limits…
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REVIEW: ENSIFERUM – “Two Paths”
The primary objective of listening to music is to have fun. True, there are several elements that bind us to the phonographic art like relatability or the emotions that are…
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REVIEW: SERIOUS BLACK – “Magic”
Fantasy is a wonderful thing. The worlds, universes and stories derived from the urge to sail away to a better place (or a dystopic one) have a special place in…
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REVIEW: INCANTATION – “Profane Nexus”
Incantation are somewhat of a legend in the death metal scene. Although plagued by several changes in the lineup and some record label animosities, the John McEntee show never gave…
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REVIEW: RAGE – “Seasons Of The Black”
There is something in the waters of Germany. Literally hundreds of Teutonic bands have been blessed with the ability to play awesome heavy metal and kick serious ass, a gift…
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REVIEW: ORDEN OGAN – “Gunmen”
Having a soft spot for power metal, knowing that these guys were releasing a new effort this year made me really happy. After the monstrous ‘Ravenhead’ – best album of…
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