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Sister – Stand Up, Forward, March – Review
There couldn't be a better fitting album title than "Stand up, Forward, March" for the new CD of the four Swedes in Sister....
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Induction – Born From Fire Review
If you are interested in great melodic metal with striking power, you should listen to Induction. It is worth it since the band made a strong step forward.... -
This House We Built – This House We Built Review
Out of Yorkshire, UK comes the sensational new band THIS HOUSE WE BUILT, whom are delivering a top-notch high class late 80s sounding Arena Melodic Hardrockalbum in the shape... -
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... -
Laurence Jones – Destination Unknown Review
30-year old Liverpool, UK born LAURENCE JONES returns with a sensational new album titled Destination Unknown. I have followed him throughout the past 10 years, and every new release... -
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...
