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King’s X – Three Sides of One Review
consider that the band I’m talking about is King’s X, absolutely one of the greatest, most influential bands you’ve ever heard of, making new music for them is an... -
Black Royal – Earthbound Review
This is the business. Excellent riffage and guitar work in general from Toni - nothing flashy just good honest lines all backed up by a masculine rhythm section. If... -
Kings of Mercia – Kings of Mercia Review
You ever just start listening to an album and just know? I mean, from the first notes that what you are listening to is something special? I don’t mean... -
Stryper – The Final Battle Review
I also feel like there is an almost musical return to their roots, tapping into a darker, classic metal sound, and perhaps even hinting at the Against the Law style musically... -
Clutch – Sunrise On Slaughter Beach Review
Clutch very much do their own thing. The music has a base from Led Zep and Black Sabbath, but they’ve put their own spin on it to make it... -
Talas – 1985 Review
Buffalo rock 'n' roll legends are back!!! The Billy Sheehan lead 80's Rockers managed after such a long time to reunite and finished recordings that we're done mostly in... -
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown – Shake The Roots Review
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown never strayed too far away from their true roots, always enough influence from their past music to set them apart in their sound. On... -
Parkway Drive – Darker Still Review
The band was one of the unheralded best live acts and tours going before the Pandemic, a feat that finally saw the band dominate on a world stage far... -
Virtual Symmetry – Virtual Symmetry Review
Virtual Symmetry plays a very classic style of prog, often along the lines of Dream Theater and Symphony X during extended instrumental portions, and sometimes similar to Seventh Wonder...
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Eva Under Fire – Love, Drugs & Misery Review
I have to honestly say that I was most interested in the writing/lyrics here as I can only imagine that being a Therapist can offer a new perspective on... -
Meridian – The 4th Dimension Review
the hooks and choruses stand out on their own, and the guitars are super crunchy and melodic, that is indeed what makes this record a strong one. If you... -
Lillian Axe – From Womb To Tomb Review
I would love the see Lillian Axe get the recognition they so richly deserve, but From Womb To Tomb is too much for a casual music listener to absorb, and that... -
Collective Insanity – Hidden Agony EP Review
I’ve gotta say I’m quite impressed with Collective Insanity’s debut EP Hidden Agony. Right now, it is only available on streaming services, but at some point, it will be available... -
Edenbridge – Shangri-La Review
In the symphonic metal scene, one of the most consistent and longest-running bands is Austrian band Edenbridge, who have been around since the late '90s, putting out quality albums... -
House of Lords – Saints and Sinners Review
Even though the term ‘supergroup’ is used almost inflationary these days, House Of Lords was certainly one in their early days. Besides singer James Christian there were Gregg Griuffria,...
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I understand that when a band changes a significant member (especially a singer) some people can’t (or won’t) move on. That’s OK. You don’t have to. No rule or... -
I also feel like there is an almost musical return to their roots, tapping into a darker, classic metal sound, and perhaps even hinting at the Against the Law style musically... -
Virtual Symmetry plays a very classic style of prog, often along the lines of Dream Theater and Symphony X during extended instrumental portions, and sometimes similar to Seventh Wonder... -
The band was one of the unheralded best live acts and tours going before the Pandemic, a feat that finally saw the band dominate on a world stage far...
