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Deep Purple – Long Beach 1971 Review
Deep Purple, a band who defined a new genre of Rock and an even bigger definition of what it takes to play live Rock n Roll are back with... -
Stormzone – Seven Sins Review
For a country of its size, the small island of Ireland stands tall in its production of world famous and highly influential musical acts across a wide range of... -
Hollow Haze – Memories of An Ancient Time Review
There are many great melodic metal bands coming from Italy, but one band that I think deserves more attention than they get is the relatively unheralded but consistently impressive... -
Angra – Secret Garden Review
Despite being a very major band in their country, and really melodic metal in general, Brazilian group Angra has never been one of my favorites. I've always enjoyed their... -
Helloween – My God Given Right Review
Every time I see or hear Helloween, I always come over with a massive feeling of regret. For a band who more or less founded the subgenre of power... -
Ten – Isla De Muerta Review
UK melodic rockers Ten return with their follow up to the fantastic Albion with their latest release Isla De Muerta. Gary Hughes, an undisputed warlock of songwriting, and the... -
Romeo’s Daughter – Spin Review
I was surprised to hear that Romeo’s Daughter have been around for 27 years…and even more surprised to learn that this is only their fourth studio album. Since there... -
Palace of the King – White Bird/Burn The Sky Review
I’m going to say it straight off the bat. It’s been a hell of a long time since I heard a debut album that was this damn good. In... -
Civil War – Gods and Generals Review
When it comes to epic heavy/power metal anthems based around historical battles, one band that immediately comes to mind is Swedish group Sabaton, who by this point have mastered...
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The album, when listening on vinyl is a clever split. Side 1 definitely has all of the energetic bangers back to back and that first 15-20 minutes simply flies... -
Perhaps the biggest and most welcome surprise though is Nick’s singing. Whilst his efforts in Issue 1 were perfectly competent, in places they reflected the sound of a sideman... -
Some will say that “The Catalyst” is nothing new, and that there are too many similarities to their previous albums. But is that necessarily a bad thing? I don’t...