REVIEW: MISS MAY I – “Shadows Inside”
USA metalcore titans Miss May I are going bigger than ever before on their sixth studio outing and first on new label Sharptone Records, ‘Shadows Inside’. Since 2014’s transitional ‘Rise of The…
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REVIEW: HAREM SCAREM – “United”
Harem Scarem first hit the Canadian rock scene in the late 80s, spearheaded by guitarist Pete Lesperance and singer Harry Hess. They broke into the mainstream with their 1991 self-titled debut record…
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REVIEW: AVATARIUM – “Hurricanes And Halos”
With expectations reaching sky-high, Sweden’s rising stars Avatarium return with their latest long player for Nuclear Blast records. Brainchild of Lief Edling of Swedish doom metal legends Candlemass, the band…
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REVIEW: DRAGONFORCE – “Reaching Into Infinity”
DragonForce are about to release their seventh studio album, ‘Reaching into Infinity’ and I am more than a little bit excited about this one! Everyone who knows DragonForce knows what…
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REVIEW: THE NIGHT FLIGHT ORCHESTRA – “Amber Galactic”
What do melodic death metal musicians have to offer to, of all genres, classic rock? Well, as the Swedish supergroup The Night Flight Orchestra have been proving for two records…
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REVIEW: 3TEETH – “shutdown.exe”
3Teeth, an American Industrial band based out of Los Angeles, California are one of the most promising industrial acts to look out for in the present day. Since their inception…
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REVIEW: NAD SYLVAN – “The Bride Said No”
By all accounts vocalist/guitarist/keyboardist Nad Sylvan has had a very busy and successful last few years. Until recently he was best known as the vocalist and front man for Steve…
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REVIEW: WARRANT – “Louder, Harder, Faster”
Warrant as a band has had its ups and downs. Not the least of which was the departure of original front man, Janie Lane, and his subsequent death in 2011.…
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REVIEW: THE UNITY – “The Unity”
Ah, melodic heavy metal, a hybrid invention with the purpose of injecting power to hard rock and AOR. Many bands have adventured through this dangerous – and blasphemous, to the…
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REVIEW: DREAM EVIL – “Six”
Dream Evil have always been a love it or hate it band. While the more humorous fella might overlook the silliness of the lyrics (and the complete lack of effort…
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