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Royal Hunt – Devil’s Dozen Review
A country famed for its butter cookies and mass consumption of pork, Denmark has never been renowned for churning out commercially successful rock/metal bands. As far as that genre... -
Tad Morose – St Demonius Review
or many years now Tad Morose is a band many of my friends have told me to check out countless times, but minus a song or two here and... -
Symphony X – Underworld Review
Is it really four years since Symphony X's last album 'Iconoclast' was released? A release that I personally struggled with as I found Russell Allen's vocals to be too... -
Kataklysm – Of Ghosts and Gods Review
With the length of time a band like Kataklysm has been around, and the wealth of amazing music they have released, one would imagine that they would be one... -
Ironheart – Revolution Calls Review
It is rare that a metal band from Northern Ireland produces something with such aggression and heartfelt passion that is more than capable of competing against its European counterparts.... -
District 97 – In Vaults Review
Around two and a half years ago I discovered American prog band District 97, and was immediately impressed by their overall sound and their ability to mix very complex... -
The Fill-In’s – Fifth Time’s The Charm Review
The Fill-In’s had one of my favorite albums last year with their debut full length album Hipster Killers. I got it a little late to review it, but it... -
Deadlock NCHC – Reverbnation Demo Review
Deadlock NCHC hails from the rural county of Rutherford in NC. The band has been around for a long time now. I remember seeing them live in the late... -
Powerwolf – Blessed & Possessed Review
One thing’s for sure: Powerwolf knows what their fans want, and they're certainly willing and able to deliver it time and time again. Ever since their incredible third album...