REVIEW: RINGS OF SATURN – “Gidim”
Technical weedle-core Rings of Saturn are back with their intergalactic horror-themed album Gidim and ready to attempt to shred their way into the record books once more time. This record…
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REVIEW: HOUR OF PENANCE – “Misotheism “
Death metal is a tricky genre and writing and releasing consistently good death metal to a fanbase as finicky as the death metal fanbase is even trickier. Bands are forever…
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REVIEW: ALTER BRIDGE – “Walk The Sky”
For over fifteen years, Alter Bridge have blurred the lines between Hard Rock and Heavy Metal, creating a unique space all of their own. If the band’s last studio album,…
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REVIEW: BENT KNEE – “You Know What They Mean”
Their record label describes Bent Knee’s sound as “avant-garde rock” which may be entirely reasonable, yet it still feels misplaced somehow. Is “indie-math-prog-noise-alt-jazz-pop-rock” a thing yet? For the uninitiated, this…
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REVIEW: YEAR OF THE COBRA – “Ash And Dust”
Year of the Cobra is a two-piece psychedelic/stoner doom metal band hailing from Seattle, Washington helmed by the duo of Amy Tung Barrysmith as the vocalist and bassist and Johannes…
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REVIEW: BABYMETAL – “Metal Galaxy”
Babymetal, the Japanese heavy metal act took the internet by storm a few years ago. This band impressed audiences far and wide from the get-go. Apart from having an incredible…
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REVIEW: LACUNA COIL – “Black Anima”
Some would argue metal has become stuck. That it has wavered from the path, losing many of its greatest characteristics. Becoming populated by masqueraders more in love with its brutish…
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REVIEW: IN MOURNING – “Garden Of Storms”
After three years, Swedish progressive and melodic death metal band In Mourning return with ‘Garden of Storms’ the follow up to their well-received 2016 album ‘Afterglow’ which was the album…
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REVIEW: THE GREAT OLD ONES – “Cosmicism”
Most bands underestimate the number of elements, nuances, and atmosphere of H.P. Lovecraft’s work. Many fall short of delivering an acceptable effort in order to grasp the genius of the…
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REVIEW: INSOMNIUM – “Heart Like A Grave”
Following the release of the universally praised Winters Gate in 2016, many people thought that Insomnium had hit their peak. Where could the band go after creating a single body…
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