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Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown – Shake The Roots Review
Tyler Bryant & The Shakedown never strayed too far away from their true roots, always enough influence from their past music to set them apart in their sound. On... -
Priest, Body Machine – Album Review
If you're willing to open your mind and your sense to Priest then you'll love this. If you're closed and narrow minded and think rock and metal ceased to... -
Elvenstorm – The Conjuring Review
Despite what their name might suggest, Elvenstorm aren't a fantasy power metal band at all. In fact, even their lyrics are much darker than fans of the genre would... -
If you had Life Eternal…. reviewing Ghost’s latest release ‘Prequelle’
One track sounds like it could be part of the soundtrack to Rosemary's Baby with a haunting old synth and backing piano. ... -
Ghost Bath – Starmourner Review
The latest 12 track offering from Minot, North Dakota's GHOST BATH titled Starmourner is full of hooks and technical brutality that both old and new fans of the band... -
THE KING LOT – THE KING LOT review
A tight band with a big sound, this release is a collective of ten quality rock songs. The song writing is strong, the sound - a mixture of hard... -
Ozai – Ozai Review
I don’t customarily review albums older than a couple of months. By that point it’s been out long enough that people have likely already gotten it and made their... -
Stratovarius – Eternal Review
Few bands in the power metal world have as much credibility as Stratovarius. Since hitting the scene in 1984 the band has forged a sound and legacy that has... -
Kataklysm – Of Ghosts and Gods Review
With the length of time a band like Kataklysm has been around, and the wealth of amazing music they have released, one would imagine that they would be one...