Archive for the ‘Album Reviews’ Category
The overall dark tone of the opener remains (as does the interesting keyboard sound), though the guitars mostly taking center »
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Orlando had a collection of songs ready to go for a while, he approached Allen with a concept and idea »
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Blanca White is a labor of love from it’s creators Ken Savage and Austin Schell who like to remind all »
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This band sounds like the latest sensation in the Progressive Rockworld. Although their rhythm section is said to have a »
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ever since the Grunge/Alternative Rockscene tore the Classic American Hardrocksound upside down 20 years ago, a new style has developed »
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If you’re a fan of John Du Cann then THE MANY SIDES OF is definitely a must-buy, if you aren’t »
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Truth be told there’s not much 2BLACK need to work on here, a couple of tracks may have benefitted from »
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KNIGHT FURY was actually put together by none other that Chris Sanders from LIZZY BORDEN and also features MEGADETH »
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TYRANT EYES have found a middle ground between modern American Power Metal and the more traditional eighties metal sound, which »
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Kostas’ style is a sort of hybrid of Power Metal and Traditional Metal with a strong emphasis on sweeping guitar »
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SOUL RIVER DOGS display a more streamlined version of the typical Southern Rock formula by holding on to its influence »
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I hate to sound so typical here, but after spending several listen-throughs with A DIVINE ACT OF WAR, the self-released »
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The easiest way to describe the sound going on here is like a less-catchy version of NICKELBACK, and the band »
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Let’s get one thing straight here, this album is about Eddie Van Halen and his guitar playing, should we be »
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Profusion, an Italian band whose name is a combination of the words “progressive” and “fusion”, have done some very interesting »
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The last tune is the real pinnacle of greatness and I can see the Metallica influences here with “Fade to »
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Needless to say he has held on to that torch with immense and convincing quest to please his fans. In »
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The booklet is enjoyable, with an interesting article about the band and the near-fatal car accident that occurred between albums, »
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The album has been given the Angel Air sheen too, with a great punchy sound that is crisp and clear »
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With their dedicated combination of modern Post Rock and Gloomy Sludge Metal, and also their penchant for long drawn-out songs, »
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