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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... -
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... -
Katatonia – Sky Void Of Stars Review
To my amazement, I discovered that Katatonia was formed in 1991. I’ll be honest these guys have kind of passed me by so this is a real surprise. Having... -
Beyond The Black – Beyond The Black Review
Here we go with some symphonic metal from Germany’s Beyond The Black who are steadily climbing the ladder and heading towards the likes of Nightwish etc.... -
Threshold – Dividing Lines Review
The imagery in their music and their artwork has always awakened new things each time you listen to their music...... -
Behemoth – Opvs Contra Natvram Review
Nergal has stated with this new release he didn’t have any time constraints like previous albums so he refined all the songs to the best they can be, which... -
Avantasia – A Paranormal Evening With The Moonflower Society Review
To all friends of Rock Epics and Metal Operas, I just can say welcome to "A Paranormal Evening with the Moonflower Society" … what a long title for an... -
Blind Guardian – The God Machine Review
fans wanting to hear more of that thrashy, speed metal sound of the band's early albums will have plenty to look forward to here, unlike past releases where you'd... -
The Halo Effect – Days Of The Lost Review
It’s not that ‘Days of the Lost’ delivers a revolutionary new sound. Rather, it is the described ease in the creation process which makes the record one of the...