“World War X” is certainly the most concrete album release of the American band in their almost fifteen years of a music career.
Album Reviews
Thy Art Is Murder – Human Target Review
The band has created some solid deathcore songs that could distinguish them among the masses, but they have also shown that they might be still in search of a major maturity in their compositions to improve themselves professionally.
Killswitch Engage – Atonement Review
The American band has been offering high quality and consistent thrashy but yet melodic metalcore music for the last two decades, most recently with “Incarnate” in 2016.
Lord – Fallen Idols Review
Had it not been for ProgPower a few years ago, I might never have ever known the band Lord.
Neal Morse – Jesus Christ The Exorcist Review
if you have ever been a fan of Neal Morse, you will likely love this album. It honestly feels like the most Spocks Beard album he’s recorded since leaving the band…
Hatriot – From Days Unto Darkness Review
Even without the name Souza, this would be a band worth giving a shot.
Hammerfall – Dominion Review
For the longest time, I used to consider Hammerfall as one of those “singles” bands, where each of their albums would have maybe 2-5 excellent songs I played over and over, while ignoring the rest, but over time I’ve grown to enjoy almost all of their work.
Michael Schenker Fest – Revelation Review
“Revelation” is the evolution of the debut album of a project which combines all the previous lineups of Michael Schenker’s solo career
Sinner – Santa Muerte Review
“Santa Muerte” is an album of fresh and great quality compositions and a great variety of sounds which fills the listener with enthusiasm and positive energy, a combination of experience, innovation and love for the music by some of the biggest names in the field.
Freedom Call – M.E.T.A.L Review
Freedom Call is not a band that gets out of common standards of epic power metal, but for sure they are not a group of musicians that should be taken for granted