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Dark Sarah – Attack of Orym Review
Compared to the previous two albums I've heard, Attack of Orym has a much more electronic-flavored sound to it, sometimes going for a more trance-metal-infused sound with light power... -
Twilight Force – At the Heart of Wintervale Review
Stylistically, Twilight Force has evolved in ways that very much reflect what Rhapsody themselves went through over the years, starting as a fun, simple fantasy-themed power metal band with... -
Riverside – ID.Entity Review
Riverside started in 2001 and hails from Warsaw, Poland. The progressive metal outfit premiered with ‘Out of Myself’, an album that was independently released and led to a deal... -
The Winery Dogs – III Review
Kotzen kick things off with impunity, as Portnoy and Sheehan comply to the addicting beat with a master-class instrumentation performance. The chorus here is super catchy and stands out... -
Jared James Nichols – Jared James Nichols Review
Unfairly lumped in with the young bluesmen like Laurence Jones, Joe Bonamassa, etc Jared James Nichols is so much more. Yeah, his music is blues based but in the... -
Uriah Heep – Chaos And Colour Review
Uriah Heep stepped in at the last minute to headline last year’s Stonedead Festival and at that particular time they were in the middle of recording ‘Chaos And Colour’... -
Crowne – Operation Phoenix Review
Crowne are a Scandinavian supergroup that includes members of Art Nation, H.E.A.T, Dynazty, The Poodles, and Europe. Their debut was released in 2021 and was well received but this... -
Katatonia – Sky Void Of Stars Review
To my amazement, I discovered that Katatonia was formed in 1991. I’ll be honest these guys have kind of passed me by so this is a real surprise. Having... -
King Kraken – MCLXXX Review
WOW – This is superb. Heavy, groovy with monster-sized riffs. The production is superb, and the songs are well crafted. If you like it big, dark, and heavy then...