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Overkill – Scorched Review
Another quality release from Overkill. I like how they keep things interesting, yeah, they’ve kept the bludgeoning riffs, face-melting solo’s and pounding rhythms but they offer loads more in... -
Saint Karloff – Paleolithic War Crimes Review
If you never lived through the 70s and want to know what it was like just give this a listen. It’s raw and basic at times and has that... -
Ice Age – Waves Of Loss and Power Review
This is definitely a trip down memory lane, because the American band ICE AGE was part of the new wave of melodic progrockbands that made it's start during the... -
Exit Stage Left – Appleberry Trees Review
Vagabond’s Respite sums up all these influences perfectly, and this song even reminds me of KAYAK during their classic heydays of the 1970s, while there’s some classic 70s JOURNEY... -
Ashley Sherlock – Just A Name Review
Ashley is a truly gifted singer and guitarist, who is not shy to move away from the blues as already mentioned several times, and this first CD is without... -
Saint Deamon – League of the Serpent Review
It's been a pretty solid year for power metal fans so far, with some pretty big releases coming already, and a couple more coming in the near future. One... -
Lee Small – The Last Man On Earth Vinyl Review
Lee of course is one of the finest AOR lead singers around nowadays, so you almost can't go wrong here! His soulful voice sounds like a cross between GLENN... -
Ad Infinitum – Chapter III – Downfall Review
I think they have finally made it with what is now their third studio album titled "Chapter III – Downfall". Led by the powerful vocals of their singer Melissa... -
Vass/Katsionis – Cynical Silence Review
Is easy to acknowledge the riffs Katsionis has delivered throughout the album, Man this thing just smokes all over. Is a solid release, very well produced of course. A...