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Toehider – I Have Little to No Memory of These Memories Review
TOEHIDER is an Australian project between singer/multi-instrumentalist MIKE MILLS and graphic designer ANDREW SALTHMARSH, and I Have Little To No Memory Of These Memories is their 5th full length... -
Circles – The Stories We Are Afraid Of | Vol. 1 EP Review
Australia, the land down under, is also the home to many kick-ass Progressive Metal bands, thinking here about Vanishing Point, Teramaze, Voyager, and even more on the extreme side... -
Circles drop third single ‘Echo’ ahead of their highly anticipated EP ‘The Stories We Are Afraid Of | Vol 1’
Circles drop third single 'Echo' ahead of their highly anticipated EP 'The Stories We Are Afraid Of | Vol 1'... -
Circles, a leading prog/alt-metal band from Melbourne, release a new song called “Dig” and announce the release of their EP The Stories We Are Afraid Of | Vol 1
Melbourne’s alt metal titans Circles deliver the pinnacle of Australian progressive metal with their new single ‘Dig’. Illustrating this next chapter via Wild Thing Records on September 14, they are also announcing and starting pre-orders for their long-awaited EP... -
Parkway Drive – Darker Still Review
The band was one of the unheralded best live acts and tours going before the Pandemic, a feat that finally saw the band dominate on a world stage far... -
Jack Hutchinson didn’t kill me… New Interview and EP reviewed
I was just looking at the sky thinking, please do not piss it down. I'd got a brand-new white guitar... all I'm thinking is "do not rain on this guitar, you bastard." -
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... -
Thy Art Is Murder – Human Target Review
The band has created some solid deathcore songs that could distinguish them among the masses, but they have also shown that they might be still in search of a... -
Lord – Fallen Idols Review
Had it not been for ProgPower a few years ago, I might never have ever known the band Lord....
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Doomsday Outlaw – Damaged Goods Review
Doomsday Outlaw has knocked it out of the park AGAIN! The guitar pair are on the money and John Willis is his usual beastlike self behind the kit, but... -
Pop Evil – Skeletons Review
Pop Evil I feel is a group that still seems to somewhat fly under the radar when it comes to stand-out Hard Rock/Metal bands out there. They have consistently... -
Dark Sarah – Attack of Orym Review
Compared to the previous two albums I've heard, Attack of Orym has a much more electronic-flavored sound to it, sometimes going for a more trance-metal-infused sound with light power... -
Twilight Force – At the Heart of Wintervale Review
Stylistically, Twilight Force has evolved in ways that very much reflect what Rhapsody themselves went through over the years, starting as a fun, simple fantasy-themed power metal band with... -
Riverside – ID.Entity Review
Riverside started in 2001 and hails from Warsaw, Poland. The progressive metal outfit premiered with ‘Out of Myself’, an album that was independently released and led to a deal... -
The Winery Dogs – III Review
Kotzen kick things off with impunity, as Portnoy and Sheehan comply to the addicting beat with a master-class instrumentation performance. The chorus here is super catchy and stands out...
