FALLUJAH – “Xenotaph” (Review)
As a reviewer, I feel a nostalgic sense of accomplishment and contentment when I realize that I have been doing this for long enough to review multiple records of a…
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VILDHJARTA – “Dar Skogen Sjunger Under Evighetens Granar” (Review)
The Swedes in Vildhjarta (Wildheart) are back four years after their last record, to serenade us with a new sprawling journey with Dar Skogen Sjunger Under Evighetens Granar (Where the…
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LACUNA COIL – “Sleepless Empire” (Review)
I first heard of Lacuna Coil through the release of ‘Broken Crown Halo’ – which, at the time, was one of the few bands that adopted a dual-vocalist approach. Today,…
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RETROMORPHOSIS – “Psalmus Mortis” (Review)
There are only a handful of times that a band comes along and revolutionizes a genre, or standardizes it such that scores of future bands continue to imitate their techniques…
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JINJER – “Duél” (Review)
When I reviewed Jinjer’s ‘Wallflowers’ in 2021, I discussed (quite deliriously) how the record did not fall short of delivering sheer, relentless rhythm. I also concluded that review by saying…
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OBSCURA – “A Sonication” (Review)
Technical death metal is a fickle beast. It attracts the most creative, the most talented, and the most achieved musicians from various parts of the globe, and mashes them together…
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HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY – “Scorched Earth” (Review)
Another year, another revolution of our tiny planet around the sun, another attempt to pigeonhole Vienna’s Harakiri For The Sky into a single genre. Even a combination of genres would…
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OPETH – “The Last Will And Testament” (Review)
In the prog metal world, few events cause a buzz like a new Opeth album. So when the teaser trailer dropped that their upcoming album, ‘The Last Will and Testament,’…
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DEVIN TOWNSEND – “PowerNerd” (Review)
Over the past decade, there have been few musicians in the progressive metal genre as consistent, prolific, and beloved as Devin Townsend. I have to admit, I was not expecting…
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MYLES KENNEDY – “The Art Of Letting Go” (Review)
Like its predecessors, Myles Kennedy’s third solo album, ‘The Art of Letting Go‘, marks a pivotal chapter in his ongoing journey of self-reflection and musical exploration. Where his debut, Year…
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