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Hatriot – The Vale of Shadows Review
‘The Vale of Shadows’, the title of the longplayer, is an energetic album that mixes the more traditional thrash metal with modern and blackened flavors. This creates an explosive... -
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... -
Circle of Silence – The Crimson Throne Review
One of the better bands to emerge from this side of the genre in recent years is Circle of Silence.... -
Stormhammer – Welcome to the End Review
Welcome to the End is a solid album which features a nice blend between speedy, melodic power metal and some aggressive thrash riffs... -
Imperia – Tears of Silence Review
Gothic Symphonic Power Metal is a style I try on a regular basis to enjoy, but often I find it leaving me underwhelmed.... -
Coronatus – Raben Im Herz Review
There is an old Saturday Night Live skit which plays with an idea that before the Beatles made it big, they once had a trumpeter in the lineup.... -
Scanner – The Judgement Review
After nearly 13 years of waiting, fans of German metal band Scanner can finally hear their sixth full length album The Judgement. I've had very limited previous exposure to... -
Maverick – Quid Pro Quo Review
Maverick were formed two years ago and in that time have released a critically acclaimed EP (“Talk’s Cheap”) and gained a reputation for putting on a great live show.... -
God’s Army AD – God’s Army AD Review
Have you ever listened to an album that has many elements you love in a band, yet not really be blown away by it? It doesn’t happen often, but...