The precision and speed of these musicians are amazing. Vocals are perfect fit and although musically unrelenting at times and occasionally leaving me wanting a break, I always ...
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After 25 years of silence the native of Florida Brett Clarin has decided to renew his solo project Journey into Darkness, but this time he looked back to ...
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The Austrian band Mynskh, based in Vienna this year has decided to re-record the album “Chapter 01: Obliterating Perfection” with remastered sound and newly recorded bass-guitar parts. Three ...
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A more polished production work and a renewed sound characterized Metallica‘s sound in their sophomore effort. While certain influences from the NWOBHM are still present in this release, ...
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Comments Off on Classic Review: Metallica “Ride the Lightning” [Megaforce Records]
You probably don’t want to get served up with Dkharmakhaoz in any Spelling Bee challenges but that’s about the only thing not to like about these bristling black ...
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Comments Off on Review: Dkharmakhaoz ”Proclamation ov the Black Suns” [Iron Bonehead Productions]
With a name like Goatvulva you know you’re in for a bumpy ride probably with excessive spillages throughout the journey. And so it proves as Goatvulva spread their ...
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Comments Off on Review: Goatvulva ”Goatvulva” [Werewolf Records]
Across the past three deacdes Ihsahn has metamorphosised from the ungodly leader of one Black Metal’s leading lights into an irrepressible solo singer whose current body of work ...
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A crossover thrash attack like no other assaults your senses on the Invisible Prison, the latest venture from Sacramento veterans Psychosomatic. With all of the thrills and frills ...
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There are not many bands who sound as vital and incendiary as Napalm Death do, especially for a band who are forty years into their career. In fact ...
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Released under the Punk Etc discographic seal, Black Shepherd‘s debut and only album surpassed the thrash metal concept by far. It is more a straightforward first wave black ...
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Trends during the mid/late 80s were clear for the metal bands’ musical direction. Either they were focused on the ways of extreme metal or, instead, they gave a ...
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Comments Off on Classic Review: Airwolf “Victory Bells” [Rockport Records]
“Trilogy” represented a watershed for the Swedish guitar hero’s songwriting style. Malmsteen bet for a more song-oriented formula while his compositions became more melodic, somehow glammy and cheesy ...
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Comments Off on Classic review: Yngwie Malmsteen “Odyssey” [Polydor]
The Greek band Kosmogonia this summer has presented the first full-length album “Enthrone the Gods” (earlier the band had released some demos for promo purposes) through independent label ...
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