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From Ashes To New – Blackout Review
There's enough melodic here mixed with the other elements the guys incorporate, to keep fans happy and not the typical redundancy spill that you get from this genre sometimes.... -
Cadaver – The Age of the Offended Review
‘The Age of the Offended’ is a raging and versatile death metal album. Under the difficult circumstances of a pandemic, the duo found ways to write and record songs... -
Sarayasign – The Lion’s Road Review
The Swedes have successfully surpassed their debut and ultimately just leave nothing for the filler bucket here. The Lion's Road should end on many top lists of Melodic Rocking... -
Voyager – Fearless In Love Review
This album has a beautiful natural flowI listened to it back and forth at least 6-8 times when getting ready for this review and never once did I feel... -
Midnite City – In At The Deep End Review
The fifth album of the UK Boys has lost none of the charm of its predecessors. Following the Swedish model, MIDNITE CITY rocks their way through the ten new... -
Steve Lukather – Bridges Review
One of the few 70's groups that has managed to still be relevant today as much as they ever had, despite line-up changes and untimely passings of key members,... -
Cyhra – The Vertigo Trigger Review
The guys speak of the latest offering being its darkest and most adventurous product. I feel the writing on "The Vertigo Trigger" has grown exponentially. The melodic hooks are... -
Eleine – We Shall Remain Review
Eleine's sound has seemingly changed a fair bit over the years, as I remember “The Gathering Storm” being fairly soft, melodic, and very much dominated by symphonic elements, while... -
Wynton Existing – Sexual Death Review
Sexual Death is fresh and has a timeless feel. It’s a gift for the senses....