Archive for the ‘Album Reviews’ Category
It didn’t take long for Nicke Andersson to find his feet again after the split of THE HELLACOPTERS back in »
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I’ll be the first to admit, I’m a sucker for women in metal/hard rock. I have been since the days »
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Dark New Day’s New Tradition is the much anticipated follow up to their 2005 debut Twelve Year Silence. Compromised of »
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The band play a brand of death metal that combines the brutality of traditional death metal, with the more melodic »
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The general vibe of this album is modern alt. metal, but more how it sounded around a decade ago, taking »
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This record is decidedly old-school in every way and there’s not one single hint of modern Thrash here at all. »
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One patented staple you can always expect from Soto is the high soaring choruses he usually taps down perfectly, this »
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Is hard to initially categorized the band as I said earlier there are commercial strides, elements of progressive metal, »
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Certainly for those who heard the bands last effort “Corporate Wheel” featuring a relatively unknown singer in Timothy Lewis in »
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I have the bittersweet pleasure to premier and write the first review for what is now going to be the »
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But Walter is not a modern day messiah, what he is a truly underrated blues man, sure he’s a legend »
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I’ve always been fascinated by bands that can mix so many styles of music into one common sound, and Voices »
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When a band that Franck Carducci was a member of back in 2010 got the opportunity to play the support »
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After more than twenty years of hiding, It seems like Poland’s best kept secret TESTOR are finally ready to take »
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SONIC ALTAR certainly did enough to impress me with this; their debut album NO SACRIFICE. The album sits somewhere in »
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Two-minutes into BREATHLESS and I was mentally transported right back to early nineties when bands like FAITH NO MORE, LIVING »
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Seriously folks, if this is the future of rock ‘n’ roll, then finally we can all get excited again, because »
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GOOD is probably a very suitable word for this release in all honesty. The band are geared mostly toward the »
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Tom Galley started his Phenoma project in the early 80′s and with some early radio success this involvement lead him »
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and while I still feel Donoso has much to learn there has definitely been an improvement in his singing capabilities. »
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