ACE FREHLEY – “10,000 Volts” (Review)
While KISS fans have long lamented the lack of any new material from the band since 2012’s “Monster” album (not to mention its recent retirement) the band’s original “Spaceman” Ace…
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JOB FOR A COWBOY – “Moon Healer” (Review)
It isn’t very often that a band comes along, progressing, nay excelling through their genre evolution across various records, forever building upon their sound, while simultaneously maintaining their fanbase across…
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AMARANTHE – “The Catalyst” (Review)
AMARANTHE are a Six-Piece Melodic Power Death Metal band from Gothenburg, Sweden. They are a difficult band to categorize, several people talk about Synth Pop Metal, Melodic Metal, Modern Metal,…
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LUCIFER – “Lucifer V” (Review)
The audio equivalent of late-period Hammer Horror, ‘Lucifer V’ can be characterized by the atmosphere, craftsmanship, and trademark camp that those gothic horror and fantasy films had in spades. “At…
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NORTH SEA ECHOES – “Really Good Terrible Things” (Review)
If there is something I was not expecting this year is NORTH SEA ECHOES and their album ‘’Really Good Terrible Things’’ between longtime bandmembers of FATES WARNING, Ray Alder and…
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VIPASSI – “Lightless” (Review)
Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, Vipassi took the stage through their first release / EP ‘Śūnyatā’ back in 2016, making instrumental progressive extreme metal music that was technical, melodic, as well…
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EXOCRINE – “Legend” (Review)
The Bordeaux bruisers in Exocrine kick off the 2024 technical death metal calendar with their fifth studio record Legend, following their previous release 2020’s The Hybrid Suns. I am no…
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SAXON – “Hell, Fire And Damnation” (Review)
45 years and 27 studio albums…please take notes kids, that’s how you do it, that’s how you stay relevant. Letting your fanbase wait 5-6 years between releases is unforgivable for…
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ELVENKING – “Reader of the Runes – Rapture” (Review)
It may have taken 7 months but better late than never they say. It’s time to dive deep into the new Elvenking album, the second part of their trilogy of…
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DIMMU BORGIR – “Inspiratio Profanus” (Review)
Well, Dimmu Borgir are back, well sort of, with a covers album appropriately titled: ‘’Inspiratio Profanus’’, their first release in over 5 years. This is a compilation of covers recorded…
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