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Redemption – I Am The Storm Review
Has it been over 20 years now that Redemption came on the Prog Metal scene? Holy batman time flies. I remember it well when their debut came out and... -
Iron Allies – Blood In Blood Out Review
Yes, you have something special here. Top-notch metal which sounds fresh and vibrant thanks to the mix master himself Dennis Ward. Reece and Frank work well together because the... -
Dragonland – The Power of the Nightstar Review
In what has already been a very crowded year for new releases, including many big names, one of my most anticipated new albums was from the fairly underground Swedish... -
Borealis – Illusions Review
Their sound has evolved rather subtly, but steadily over the past few releases, all leading up to their fifth and latest full-length release, Illusions, which is their most complex... -
Edenbridge – Shangri-La Review
In the symphonic metal scene, one of the most consistent and longest-running bands is Austrian band Edenbridge, who have been around since the late '90s, putting out quality albums... -
Dynazty – Final Advent Review
When it comes to a modern melodic metal with addictive choruses, consistently excellent songwriting, and killer performances, one of my favorite bands for the past decade has been Sweden's... -
Dead City Ruins – Shockwave Review
In the end, Dead City Ruins just oozes with groove and feel, attitude and thunder. A big display of patented Hard Rock with enough diveristy in its core to... -
Fallen Sanctuary – Terranova Review
I was curious to see exactly what kind of sound Fallen Sanctuary would go for since Serenity has a fairly traditional symphonic power metal sound, which has evolved somewhat... -
Anvil – Impact Is Imminent Review
I’m going to do something I vowed when I started doing that I wouldn’t do. I’ve got to lower the boom. We all have a friend in our lives...