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Testament – Dark Roots of the Earth Review
Easily this could be their finest album ever. Hard and brutal, yet they experiment with some slower more melodic stuff on this offering, particularly on the title track and... -
Obsession – Order of Chaos Review
If you like things that are awesome then I’ve got just the thing for you. There was this band in the 80’s called Obsession that featured a singer who... -
Linear Sphere – Manvantara Review
Let’s just say that for lovers of detailed lyrics and layered, cleverly written concepts MANVANTARA ticks a whole lotta boxes...... -
Swallow the Sun – Emerald Forest and the Blackbird Review
The comparison is more along the lines of they have moments of heavy brutality tempered with some of the most beautiful haunting melodies.... -
The Order – 1986 Review
THE ORDER aren’t necessarily directly influenced by any particular bands of the era, but 1986 is a great album title because as far as rock and metal goes... -
Threshold – March of Progress Review
Flawlessly speaking but notably reminiscent of everything that makes this great band who they are. Success!!!... -
Eclipse – Bleed and Scream Review
The album is bookended with a couple of real gems… Firstly opening track WAKE ME UP which, pardon the pun, will certainly wake you up and get you ready... -
Redline – Vice Review
the band rip through to some old school motorcycle rebel club woop ass metal tunes on "Vice". ... -
Hess – Living in Yesterday Review
it’s absolutely brilliant…but I am a bit biased. Though it’s not exactly a carbon copy of Harem Scarem, it maintains enough of what made that band so great,...