Archive for the ‘Album Reviews’ Category
They spent 2011 to record their 4th album “21ST CENTURY FREAKS bring us the careful production that is evident, the »
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Overkill is one of the greatest thrash bands of all-time. Bobby “Blitz” Ellsworth is the best thrash frontman. Period. There »
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There were two artists that jumped out at me as I listened to their SPV/Steamhammer debut Kill Devil Hill. The »
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The band has a definite American sound to them, despite the fact that they’re from Brazil. Fronted by powerhouse singer »
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Then tossing a curve ball into the mix they do an awesome cover of the Rush song “Red Sector A.” »
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I freely admit, I have listened to and reviewed a whole lot of albums (some that haven’t been posted yet) »
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Brainchild of former Steel Prophet guitarist Horacio Colmenares, the band released their first album in 1993. Now on Pure Steel, »
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Every time I hear a song about “dimensions” I can’t stop but to think about Pagan’s Mind, the chorus in »
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Instantly comparisons to Lacuna Coil popped in my head. Her voice is not unlike that of Christina Scabbia’s and musically »
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SET FIRE TO IT ALL is simply a great album that can be enjoyed by anybody that likes the simpler »
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First and foremost the lead singer Markku Kuikka has a pretty solid range on vocals despite some rough patches hrere »
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I’m a fan of bands that most people wouldn’t have a clue who I’m talking about. When you get »
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Regardless of era and music style changes, it’s always fun to listen to music like this that was intended to »
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The intensity of the music is what gets the record flowing with a charge from the onset. Marshall does a »
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This night was special because it was the biggest stage the band has ever been on, a crowd over 10,000 »
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Musically the band is more akin to Seether and Breaking Benjamin, though they’re far heavier than either of those groups. »
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Unbeknownst to most people, Trixter released a couple albums in the 90’s (most only remember “Give It To Me Good” »
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True fans will know that there is far more to this legendary German band. There have been three different singers »
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They’ve taken the best parts of Testament, Metallica, and Megadeth and added complex arrangements to create a sound all their »
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One thing that does set them apart from most other bands of this genre is the fact of having a »
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