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Stan Bush – Born For Battle Review
At 72, Bush's voice remains gloriously intact with the pompous flair that has become his trademark, proving the master of motivational rock isn't ready to surrender anytime soon... -
Amorphis – Borderland Review
"Borderland" functions as both threshold and destination, representing a crossing into unexplored realms of sound and spirit.... -
Waltari – Nations Neurosis Limited Orange Vinyl LP Review
Opener Nature Rules is a superb catchy hookladen uptempo symphonic rocker with clear elements of progressive metal and a melodic chorus that is quite easy to sing-a-long.... -
Erdling – Mana Review
Erdling's music sits firmly between Rammstein levels of industrial music and something American industrialists Combichrist might put out, and it is, as expected, rather impressive especially when played at... -
Dayseeker – Creature in the Black Night Review
There's a magnetic quality to the songwriting that draws listeners in through genuine vulnerability, creating an intimacy that translates powerfully to the live setting... -
Punchdrunk Saints – Punchdrunk Saints Review
Simply stunning and a wonderful surprise. Every song is a winner with catchy chorus', great riffs and grooves.... -
Edensong – Our Road To Dust Review
EDENSONG's decade-awaited return brilliantly blends DREAM THEATER technicality with RUSH/KANSAS melodies. Essential prog listening.... -
Revenant – Black Dogs And Sad Men EP Review
Well hell yeah, southern rock from Basingstoke – who knew? Check these guys out because they're gonna be huge. They've got it all – big riffs, catchy hooks and... -
Lorna Shore – I Feel The Everblack Festering Within Me Review
This is not just deathcore; it's a carefully woven soundscape that rewards multiple listens. In a genre that can sometimes feel oversaturated, Lorna Shore continue to stand out as...