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Savage Messiah – Hands Of Fate Review
This album will appeal to Savage Messiah fans who have been there since the very beginning and should attract a new and much wider audience.... -
Steve Walsh – Black Butterfly Review
After retiring from Kansas, I am hoping there will be more music from this legend in the future before he truly hangs up the microphone for good.... -
Eastern High – Garden of Heathens Review
Perhaps the strongest element of Garden of Heathens is the vocals. Ola Svensson has a very deep voice, which works well when paired with the often dark and atmospheric... -
Serenity – Lionheart Review
Ever since I heard their third album Death & Legacy for the first time, I've been absolutely in love with their brand of epic, cinematic symphonic metal mixed with... -
Jeff Scott Soto – Retribution Review
For someone that does so much musically, this is one of his most focused releases to date...... -
Fozzy – Judas Review
The new material packs a formidable work anticipated by the homonymous single. The title track "Judas", opens the album, this track is a total genius.... -
Kadavar – Rough Times Review
The Travellin’ Jack released a mind-blowing album some weeks ago, followed now by Kadavar’s newest landmark.... -
Crimson Star – Bay View Review
Crimson Star come from a place where rock legends have been formed and they don't plan on this trend finishing anytime soon.... -
Trivium – The Sin And The Sentence Review
The latest 11 track offering from Orlando, Florida's TRIVIUM titled The Sin And The Sentence is full of hooks and technical brutality that both old and new fans of...