The Hellenic Drakon Returns Drakon Ho Megas may be a fresh, uprising band from Greece, but their sound definitely is harking back to the Hellenic days of old, ...
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Sergio Leone disagrees. Well, what a premise! After reading about the upcoming Spiritworld record and its Wild West-influenced style and theme, I could hardly await the release of ...
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Comments Off on Review: Spiritworld ”Deathwestern” [Century Media Records]
The Era of…Hades Rising Finally, after what felt like a decade of near-silence, Thou Art Lord returns with this little EP to please fans of the grittier side ...
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Comments Off on Review: Thou Art Lord ”Daemoniorum” [The Circle Music Records]
On the evening of October 25th, I headed to Quantic Pub to finally see Hypocrisy, Septicflesh, The Agonist, and Horizon Ignited. (I was late a bit) I arrived by the ...
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Comments Off on Gig Review: Hypocrisy, Septicflesh, The Agonist & Horizon Ignited @ Quantic Pub, Bucharest- October 25th 2022
Certainly much better than the debut! Only a few weeks ago, the Tasmanian-turned-German devil Patrick Schmidt reached out to me – he had just put out a successor ...
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Comments Off on Review: Van Diemen ”Sarcophilus Laniarius” [Independent release]
Built to Order, Made to Last… Malevolent Creation is a band that was crucial in the second wave of the young but already developing death metal scene and ...
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Comments Off on Review: Malevolent Creation ”Warkult” [Nuclear Blast Records]
After the rather mediocre mess that was Transitus, Arjen Lucassen completely redeem himself with what does best. A new metal opera in his typical amazing style. This third ...
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Comments Off on Review: Star One ”Revel In Time” [Inside Out Music]
The enormous amount of 80s Thrash Metal bands reuniting seems endless. It feels like at least two times a year I still get a massive surprise of either ...
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Comments Off on Review: Vio-Lence ”Let The World Burn” [Metal Blade Records]
(Don’t) Sleep the Sleep of the Angels just yet! I’ve admittedly not been too pleased with the more recent song collections of the mighty Rotting Christ, as their ...
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Comments Off on Review: Sakis Tolis ”Among The Fires Of Hell” [Metal Hammer Records]
Grab your shovels for a grave worth exhuming! Don’t you just love it when you are forced to stay at home for whatever reasons, be it current events ...
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Comments Off on Review: Altered Aeon ”Dispiritism” [Black Lotus Records]
The Hellenic Drakon Rises… Although Drakon Ho Megas have only been formed about a year ago, they surely don’t sound like a bunch of amateurs worshiping at the ...
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Comments Off on Review: Drakon Ho Megas ”Drakon Ho Megas” (Independent release)
Nekromantheon created quite a buzz in the early 2010s when they released the two full length albums Divinity in Death and Rise, Vulcan Spectre. I have to admit ...
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Comments Off on Review: Nekromantheon ”Visions Of Trismegistos” [Indie Records]
The late Apex of Warrel Dane‘s career! I can already see the flaming arrows pointing at me from a distance but that doesn’t deter me from showering this ...
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Comments Off on Review: Sanctuary ”The Year The Sun Died” [Avalon Records]
When Candlemass split up in the early 90s bass player and main man Leif Edling felt that he was far from finished with the music, so he put ...
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Comments Off on Review: Abstrakt Algebra- Abstrakt Algebra (Megarock Records)
Three years after Where Echoes Gather, the Norwegians return with their sixth album. I wasn’t having high hopes on this one as the two previous albums felt rather ...
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Comments Off on Review: Communic ”Hiding From The World” [AFM Records]
Cryptosis from the Netherlands started out in 2013 as the old school Thrash outfit Distillator. After releasing two albums they noticed a huge advancement in their musical skills ...
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Comments Off on Review: Cryptosis ”Bionic Swarm” (Century Media Records)
If you’re looking to blow away a few cobwebs after the past year of interminable lockdowns then Cannibal Corpse are indeed a safe bet to do just that. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Cannibal Corpse ”Violence Unimagined” [Metal Blade Records]
Stranger in a Strange Land… This record is more than just merely confusing. It’s been a difficult piece to stomach, hard to digest for a variety of reasons. ...
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Comments Off on Review: Van Diemen ”Van Diemen” (Independent release)
