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Review: Devildriver “Dealing With Demons I” [Napalm Records]

Devildriver considered rightfully as real hard workers: they constantly go to long tours and release albums on relatively regular basis. In disgusting 2020 lots of...

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Review: Six Feet Under “Nightmares Of The Decomposed” [Metal Blade Records]

Three years ago Six Feet Under, which was initially started as Death Metal super-group, but in fact it’s Chris Barnes’ solo project for a long...

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Review: Second To Sun “Leviathan”

Since 2011 Second To Sun released eight longplays, a couple of EPs, countless singles and it seems they don’t plan to stop because a year...

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Review: Ace Frehley “Origins Vol.2” [eOne/SPV]

This year a couple of cover albums were released. In June Bobby “Blitz” and Mike Portnoy joined forces in BPMD project, revisiting some American rock...

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Review: Heathen “Empire Of The Blind” [Nuclear Blast Records]

There is an old horror movie “Sometimes They Come Back”, based on the short story of Stephen King. This name is quite matching for some...

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Review: Raven “Metal City” [Steamhammer/SPV]

Unlike Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, Raven are not quite considered as Heavy Metal and NWOBHM icons, though there were all conditions for it: Raven...

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Review: Varg “Zeichen” [Napalm Records]

The last Varg‘s album Das Ende aller Lügen was released four years ago, in 2016. In this time the band released EP Götterdämmerung, changed the...

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Review: Fleetburner “Fleetburner” [Butler Records]

The history of Fleetburner, a new international project from guitarist and songwriter Kevin Storm starts in 2018 when he recorded an album in two months....

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Review: Neon Angel “Neon Light District” [Sliptrick Records]

The number of bands that play 80s Hard Rock or AOR if you want, becomes bigger and bigger these days. Though, why should musicians get...

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Review: Zakk Sabbath “Vertigo” [Magnetic Eye Records]

Besides Black Label Society and the solo project Zakk Wylde also plays in tribute band Zakk Sabbath. Until quite recently it was a live band...

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Review: En Minor “When The Cold Truth Has Worn Its Miserable Welcome Out” [Season Of Mist]

At his age of 52 Philip Anselmo already founded or participated in more than 20 bands and projects, not including Pantera: from world-wide famous like...

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Review: Airforce “Strike Hard” [Pitch Black Records]

British Heavy Metal band Airforce exists since the middle 80s in one form or another, yet the band’s discography is extremely short. Seems like musicians...

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Review: Nocturn “Like A Seed Of Dust” [Sliptrick Records]

Nocturn is a young band from France, which blend symphony, Death Metal, Black Metal and many other elements in their music. The band’s debut album...

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Review: Nonexist “Like The Fearless Hunter” [Mighty Music]

For 20 years of existence Swedish Thrash/Death Metal band Nonexist released a couple of albums, EPs and even split up, fully according to the name....

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Review: Grumpynators “Still Alive” [Mighty Music]

What will happen if musicians from different scenes – Rockabilly, Heavy Metal and Hard Rock – will team up in one band? Dutch Grumpynators state...

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Review: Töxik Death “Sepulchral Demons” [High Roller Records]

Norwegian Old School Thrash Metal band Töxik Death was formed in far 2003 but its discography is quite short (this happens quite often with the...

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Review: Mosh-Pit Justice “The Fifth Of Doom” [Iron Shield Records]

Bulgaria can be hardly called metal country. It has its own metal scene, of course, but as far as I know it’s a deep underground...

Interview: Rumahoy

In July Rumahoy released their second album Time II: Party. We immediately decided to talk to frontman Captain Yarrface about the album, Pirate Metal, parties,...

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Review: Mercury Circle “The Dawn Of Vitriol” [Noble Demon]

Mercury Circle was formed not a long time ago from the members of such bands like Sleep Of Monsters, To/Die/For and Swallow The Sun, so...

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Review: Bull Elephant “Created From Death” [Eat Lead and Die Music]

I’ve always been partial to the albums with good, thoughtful concept, to tell the truth, when there is also an interesting story behind the music....