REVIEW: WEDNESDAY 13 – “Condolences”
If The Addams Family and The Munsters found themselves with a love spawn of their own, a little tongue in cheek ghoul with an affinity for all things horror, the…
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REVIEW: DANZIG – “Black Laden Crown”
How do you assess a living legend’s new work? Do you compare every new release to their classic output or do you appreciate it on its own terms and thank…
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REVIEW: VALLENFYRE – “Fear Those Who Fear Him”
Vallenfyre formed back in 2010 at a time when founding member Greg Mackintosh, also of Paradise Lost, was going through a bleak period in his life. The music and lyrics…
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REVIEW: ALESTORM – “No Grave But The Sea”
Along with Kreator, Obituary, Overkill and numerous other bands 2017 sees the release of ‘No Grave But the Sea’, the latest record from Scottish pirate metal titans Alestorm. With a…
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REVIEW: ADRENALINE MOB – “We The People”
I guess Adrenaline Mob needs no introduction as the heavy metal super-group has already made quite an impact. Formed by Mike Orlando, Russell Allen and Mike Portnoy in 2011, the…
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REVIEW: TANKARD – “One Foot In The Grave”
Hailing from Frankfurt, Tankard have been one of the flag bearers of the Teutonic thrash metal scene along with Kreator, Sodom and Destruction and are responsible for developing the prototype…
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REVIEW: TENGGER CAVALRY – “Die On My Ride”
Sometime last year, I remember my Facebook wall being flooded with videos of this unique band named Tengger Cavalry performing live. Well, it wasn’t an easy thing to achieve given…
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REVIEW: SIKTH – “The Future In Whose Eyes?”
SikTh are considered by many to have been incredibly influential to progressive metal, and have been stated by numerous prominent artists to have been inspirational to their own songwriting. However…
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REVIEW: PAPA ROACH – “Crooked Teeth”
At the turn of the millennium, some interesting things were starting to happen in the world of Metal. To name but a few; Machine Head were making their transition from groove to…
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REVIEW: SÓLSTAFIR – “Berdreyminn”
I admire Solstafir. For a band that has rarely deviated from the sound that they have found best categorises them, they are a band that has rarely set a foot…
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