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Vega – What the Hell! Review
Fortunately, Vega get their songwriting-skills back in the last quarter of "What The Hell!". "Saviour" is a beautiful earwig, which is supported by the charismatic voice of Nick Workman.... -
Kiko Loureiro – Sounds of Innocence Review
Sounds of Innocence” is a record with an interesting concept. Since Kiko is first and foremost, a guitarist, though he has played bass and drums on some of his... -
Stone Lake – Monolith Review
Production wise the record stands like a rock. I believe the band really concentrated on this one, maybe more than the variation in songwriting which is a bit of... -
Avantasia – The Mystery of Time Review
So, after analyzing this album step-by-step I just can award the highest score for "The Mystery Of Time". Thank you Tobias for this stunning piece of work. Music IS... -
Hypocrisy – End of Disclosure Review
it’s quite clear that there’s no lack of musicianship involved with Hypocrisy and it would be surprising if they did sound like any other band. That said, I do... -
D-A-D – Dic.Nii.Lan.Daft.Erd.Ark (DeLuxe Edition) Review
The deluxe edition offers another 16 songs that would cater more to the die-hard D-A-D fans. Five tracks are acoustic versions of songs from the new album. The other... -
Raven Lord – Descent to The Underworld Review
Bottom line: Raven Lord are a new bunch of gifted metal Gods delivering an excellent addition to your classic metal feast. For me it turned out to be very... -
Ashent – Flaws of Elation Review
Demo versions of the songs have been recorded with other drummer and singer. The demo is not so perfectly recorded and technically played but in some aspects it is... -
In The Silence – A Fair Dream Gone Mad Review
The musicianship is stunning, the melodies appealing and the production is immaculate. So what more can you want ? Well, maybe a bit more diversity in the songwriting. But...