Review: Iron Mask “Master Of Masters” [AFM Records]
Iron Mask was formed in 2002 as a side-project of Magic Kingdom‘s virtuoso guitarist Dushan Petrossi, but at some point it turned to a full...
Iron Mask was formed in 2002 as a side-project of Magic Kingdom‘s virtuoso guitarist Dushan Petrossi, but at some point it turned to a full...
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One thing that I love about cover artwork is its ability to represent what kind of album you’re dealing with and of course plenty of...
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American Tombs is a very productive band: since its foundation in 2007 the band released four longplays, four EPs and a couple of split albums....
It’s been some years since John Arch and Jim Matheos formed Arch/Matheos and once I’ve heard the two men would come up with a second...