Do we really need comeback albums from bands that have resurrected from the dead anymore? Sure, whenever a band is about to deliver a comeback album, a part ...
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In the middle of 2020 Rage declared another line-up change: two guitarists, Stefan Weber (ex-Axxis) and Jean Bormann (Angel Inc, Rage & Ruins) replaced Marcos Rodriguez. Thus, for ...
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Comments Off on Review: Rage “Resurrection Day” [Steamhammer/SPV]
When it comes down to early progressive/power metal bands, your options are obviously rather limited. You’ve got Fates Warning, Crimson Glory, Queensryche and Adramelch, but there’s one band ...
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Comments Off on Review: Gehenna “En busca del valle de Gehenna” [Avanzada Metálica]
Let me get something off my chest right away: by no means am I a huge Savatage fan. I enjoy plenty of their early stuff, but even back ...
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Comments Off on Review: Savatage “Hall of the Mountain King” [Atlantic Records]
It’s 1992 and Japanese metal is going through some undeniable changes. Anthem are standing on their last legs before collapsing and Loudness delivers a respectful comeback before turning ...
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Comments Off on Review: Saber Tiger “Invasion” [Tusk Force]
On the first day of summer Disharmonia Records have released third full-length album Misanthropocene of German atmospheric black metal band Klamm, after seven years of meaningful silence. Three ...
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Comments Off on Review: KLAMM “Misanthropocene” [Disharmonia Records]
This April young American deathsters GoreThrone have released independently their very first record, 17-minute EP The Descension. And without any promotional help from the labels, Gorethrone’s music cries ...
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Well, shalom dear friends and metal family! How was this hot summer for you? Maybe you’ve seen some gigs? I think they slowly come back after two-years-break. So, ...
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Comments Off on Gig review: Metal Rise Gig Lviv @ August 14, 2021 / Ukraine
After the semi-epic Age of Consent, it would take Virgin Steele five years to release an actual follow-up and while that record saw the band getting their act together, Life ...
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Comments Off on Review: Virgin Steele “Life Among the Ruins” [Shark Records]
There will be no arguing that Iron Maiden became legends long time ago, I guess and they can afford to not release a new music at all. Everybody ...
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Comments Off on Review: Iron Maiden “Senjutsu” [Parlophone Records]
Are you ready for some kick ass super-heavy death metal? Something brutal and fun with lots of energy through and through? Because that’s what you’ll get with this ...
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Comments Off on Review: Tombstoner “Victims of Vile Torture” [Redefining Darkness Records]
Take a modern Power Metal like Sabaton, Orden Ogan or Warkings, add some pathos and pseudo-church organs lavishly like Powerwolf and some calls for apocalypse with a little ...
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Comments Off on Review: Apostolica “Haeretica Ecclesia” [Scarlet Records]
There are two things you can be certain about when it comes down to Metal Church. For one, they retained a sense of integrity over the decades. Second ...
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Comments Off on Review: Metal Church “Hanging in the Balance” [Rising Sun Productions]
German Thrash Metal icon Sodom will celebrate its 40 years anniversary soon. In this regard (and to show a sign of life to the fans) the band released ...
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Comments Off on Review: Sodom “Bombenhagel” [Steamhammer/SPV]
A competent, enjoyable slaying of the gods with room for improvement Hailing from one of the northernmost regions of Italy, Argesh offer a whopping dose of crushing staccato ...
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Comments Off on Review: Argesh “Excommunica” [Nero Corvino]
When bands depart from their earlier and often heavier sound, there are always some obvious risks involved. Some bands get away with it, but I’d argue that most ...
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Comments Off on Review: Savatage “Gutter Ballet” [Atlantic Records]
After three years of silence Australian sleaze rock band Snake Bite Whisky has released their second full-length album “Black Candy” through Sliptrick Records, continuing to develop their joyous ...
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Comments Off on Review: Snake Bite Whisky “Black Candy” [Sliptrick records]
This spring Russian extreme metal label Coyote Records has released the debut album “Ethereal Realm” of Turkish death metal band Gore Dimension, successfully combining classical brutal death metal ...
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Comments Off on Review: Gore Dimension “Ethereal Realm” [Coyote Records]
Although I’m pretty fond of Majestic Downfall, I should admit that they’re a strange band to my ears. On one hand, they’ve certainly improved over time, as the ...
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Comments Off on Review: Majestic Downfall “Aorta” [Personal Records]
Within the torrential nightmare of trying to find intriguing slam death metal, one is bound to find a gem among the rough. Laparotomy, in my opinion, is one ...
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Comments Off on Review: Laparotomy “Ascendancy through Hypnagogic Thought Process” [VTLE Productions / CDN Records]
