REVIEW: BRAINSTORM – “Midnight Ghost”
One of the first metal albums I heard was Brainstorm’s ‘Hungry’ when it came out in 1997, courtesy of my older brother and his friend, who were already deeply inserted…
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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: DEICIDE – “Overtures of Blasphemy”
One of Florida’s most violent and vicious acts, Deicide blasted through the 90’s with envious power and brutal mortality, but lost quite a bit of steam in the early 2000’s…
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REVIEW: KRISIUN – “Scourge Of The Enthroned”
The Brazilian destruction machine is out for blood again with their eleventh journey into the depths of hell and chaos, ‘Scourge of the Enthroned’. The trio of brothers from Rio…
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REVIEW: MANIMAL – “Purgatorio”
Swedish four-piece group Manimal rely on strong modern power metal elements and have been around for a while, releasing two albums prior to ‘Purgatorio’. Borrowing from the 2000’s and 90’s…
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REVIEW: HELION PRIME – “Terror Of The Cybernetic Space Monster”
Helion Prime is every metal nerd’s dream: their name is taken from a planet from The Chronicles of Riddick, they have a mascot who’s a Dinosaur in a space armor,…
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REVIEW: PRIMAL FEAR – “Apocalypse”
It’s been 21 years since a blonde hard rock dude joined forces with a gigantic curly haired (sadly, now bald) vocal powerhouse to form one of the most iconic bands…
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REVIEW: IMMORTAL – “Northern Chaos Gods”
The Immortal horde has lost his general and co-founder Abbath in 2015, leaving the black metal world in awe and the Norwegian’s minions orphans of one of the most iconic…
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REVIEW: EXMORTUS – “The Sound Of Steel”
From the bloody battlegrounds, stained by the fogs of war and the stench of battle, and forged by the fires of the true metal anvil, emerged in 2002 a group…
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REVIEW: LIZZY BORDEN – “My Midnight Things”
Lizzy Borden’s career reached a peak in the late 80’s, thanks to a consolidated hard/heavy sound allied to a somewhat gothic and horror-themed aura, akin to Alice Cooper in some…
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REVIEW: ANGELUS APATRIDA – “Cabaret De La Guillotine”
To my knowledge, Angelus Apatrida is one of the stalwarts of this new wave of thrash metal bands we are experiencing since the mid 2000’s. The Spanish four-piece can already…
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