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Blackmore’s Night – Dancer and the Moon Review
The music is very lovely and certainly takes some skill to perform, but much like many of Blackmore’s old school fans, I long for the day he brings out...
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Dirt Forge – Interspheral Review
I love this sort of stuff, it's heavy and goes through different movements adding color and warmth then quickly returns to the massive riff. Call it what you like... -
Rage Behind – Season Of Blood Review
This is impressive. Great grooves, riffs that hack and slice, rhythms that knock you about, harsh vocals that tell you about yourself, and some fantastic lead lines. This is... -
Threshold – Dividing Lines Review
The imagery in their music and their artwork has always awakened new things each time you listen to their music...... -
Devin Townsend – Lightwork Review
Devin Townsend is a jack of all trades when it comes to music. The Canadian artist from British Columbia seems to be gifted with an endless flow of creativity. In... -
Xentrix – Seven Words Review
With ‘Seven Words’ the four Englishmen have created a superb record, which takes up the roots of thrash metal and transports them into the present time. Old school, that’s... -
Freternia – The Final Stand Review
No matter how hard I try to keep up with any power metal band I can find, there always ends up being at least a few out there that...
