Classic review: Metal Church “Blessing in Disguise” [Elektra Records]
While the first two Metal Church albums were solid slabs of American heavy/power metal, Blessing in Disguise would define the next chapter of this band;...
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While the first two Metal Church albums were solid slabs of American heavy/power metal, Blessing in Disguise would define the next chapter of this band;...
It’s always fascinating to hear the differences between two outputs that stylistically represent the same specific era of a band. Such was the case with...
It always fascinates me how fast a band is able to progress for the best and how little it takes before a band heads into...
Whereas Martin van Drunen-era Pestilence was quite an advanced death metal band, Asphyx was quite something different. Devoid of any sophistication this band alternated between...
I’m not sure how well Edge of Sanity’s early records were received back in the early 90’s, but one thing should be rather obvious: Edge...
I like progressive metal. I really do – but the problem with the style is that once one has become familiar with the well known...
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While it is easily assumed that any band that gets rid of its heaviness and rawness loses its appeal rather quickly, Tiamat were one of...
Maybe it’s just me, but I can’t help but think that recent doom/death metal of decent quality has been mostly defined by the grittier kind...