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The New Black – II Better In Black
The press release hinted at the band' sound as cross mixed between Black Label Society and Nickelback, the truth is that they have kin of their own sound and...
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Kamelot – The Awakening Review
Coming off the solid but unspectacular The Shadow Theory, I was hoping the band would at least be able to equal that album, but instead, they've greatly improved on... -
Theory Of A Deadman – Dinosaur Review
The year is 2023 and Theory of a Deadman has released Dinosaur, roaring in from Atlantis Studios in Sweden made famous by ABBA- and was produced by Grammy, Brit, as well... -
Luke Appleton – Forever Viking EP Review
This is good and shows not just what a talent Luke Appleton is but also Mehta, Harris, and Luke’s brother Chris – who co-produced. Finely crafted songs that are... -
Stonetrip – Run Free Review
This is rock n roll at its finest. If you like The L.A. Maybe, Classless Act, Doomsday Outlaw, etc then these will be right up your alley. It’s all... -
Night Demon – Outsider Review
Night Demon – with a name like that you gotta expect old school NWOBHM influenced metal and that’s exactly what you get, but, with some other flavors in there... -
Enslaved – Heimdal Review
Old and young, this could also be understood as an overarching central theme. Enslaved have grown older as well, and in a way, their latest album connects 30 years...
