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Blackshine – Soul Confusion Review
In the end, Soul Confusion is a bit of an uneventful slab of no bullshit, balls-out heavy metal. It doesn’t break any new ground, and it doesn’t try to,... -
Voodoo Circle – More Than One Way Home Review
If you are a fan of blues oriented classic hard rock then you can have a look at "More Than One Way Home". You'll find some pretty good rockin'... -
Code of Silence – Dark Skies over Babylon Review
The production is excellent, the songs are good, but it seems to me that they could be slightly shorter and so the album would be more dynamic and driven.... -
Taunted – 9 Sins Review
On a scale of 1-10, I would say that Taunted’s 9 Sins record deserves a 7. I say that because although the musicianship on this record is quite good,... -
Lovebite – Lock ‘N’ Load Review
"Lock 'N' Load" is a fun and addictive ride. The songs are well constructed and delivered with attitude and conviction. There are plenty of memorable hooks and choruses intertwined... -
Pinnick Gales Pridgen – Pinnick Gales Pridgen Review
As much as the musicianship, I’m really impressed with the production work of Mike Varney. Virtually the house producer for Shrapnel Records in the late 80s/90s, his handiwork... -
Helker – Somewhere in the Circle Review
I don't know so many bands from Argentinia (Helker released already two albums with their native tongue in their country) so I can't judge, if Helker is the best... -
Geminy – The Prophecy Review
"The Prophecy" is a decent work, all musicians are really talented. There are no failed tracks at all though several songs have some boring moments and I would like... -
Manilla Road – Mysterium Review
In conclusion: when you've been in the game as long as MANILLA ROAD have, merely staying alive is something to be admired in and of itself….but if they’re going to continue...