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From Beyond – One Year Review
The vocals are aggressive and a little un-hinged, but somehow also manage to remain pretty clean and more legible than a lot of Doom based bands that add... -
Filthy Angels – L.A.F.A Review
Stylistically FILTHY ANGELS remind me a lot of bands like THE WILDHEARTS and THE ALMIGHTY in the sense that they combine the dirtier side of eighties sunset strip rock... -
The Ordeal – Descent From Hell Review
On paper the combination of Traditional Heavy Metal and I guess you would say Neo-Prog sounds like a disaster, but to the band’s credit they make it work.... -
Sacred Dominion – The Inside Review
The production value is not bad for a small production and on a limited funding basis Sacred does a mighty job with their sound, but hopefully WHEN not "if"... -
Chris Bickley – Tapestry of Souls Review
If you're a fan of instrumental guitar players though, then I can't see anything wrong with checking out Chris Bickley and his arsenal of professionalism... -
On-Off – Don’t Forget The Roll Review
just like most people say you can say the exact same things about different AC/DC albums, I could just as easily cut and paste my review of the... -
Bad Memories – Forced To Be A Stranger Review
try as I might ‘potential’ is certainly the most fitting word for this album by far. Because it’s only the second album from Italian AOR-sters BAD MEMORIES, there’s still... -
The Devin Townsend Project – Epicloud Review
Love him or hate him (or even if you ride the fence) Devin Townsend is a one-of-a-kind singer/guitarist/writer. His brilliance shines no brighter than it does on his latest... -
Kix – Live in Baltimore Review
From the word go, the band takes the stage in a fury sounding just as good as they ever have. From an audio standpoint, Kix hasn’t aged a day....