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Reverence – When Darkness Calls Review
In all honesty "When Darkness Calls" is one of the best metal albums I heard in quite a few years, one the hard working musicians involved have put every... -
REVERENCE: A New Power Metal Band Featuring Members of SAVATAGE – TOKYO BLADE – Jack Starr’s BURNING STARR – New album due in early 2012.
REVERENCE: Will be unveiling the album cover art for their highly anticipated debut album entitled, "WHEN DARKNESS CALLS" on March 17th 2012 at the band's Official website: reverencemetal.com ... -
Tokyo Blade – Thousand Men Strong
Tokyo Blade certainly makes a case for why in the hell did it take them so long to release a record. The band's undeniably chemistry is shown on each...
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Last in Line – Jericho Review
The final product proves that seasoned musicians can and will establish their chemistry and create something truly their own and with "Jericho" you bare witness to this in plain... -
Tribulation – Hamartia EP Review
Tribulation started as an old-school death metal mob, but they have developed their sound into a melodic goth/death metal hybrid which sounds pretty cool. According to guitarist Adam Zaars... -
Paul Gilbert – The Dio Album Review
Out of a handful of folks in the Rock realm that could pull this off, I think Gilbert is on that list unquestionably, not being a stranger to instrumental... -
Omnicidal – The Omnicidalist Review
Omnicidal was formed out of the remnants of a couple of Swedish bands that decided to split. Seeing this as a perfect opportunity to get something going singer/guitarist Svedland... -
Tyler Bryant And The Shakedown – Dirty Work EP Review
The guitar is a wonderfully versatile instrument, whether it moves air or electrons, in the right hands it can be a seriously potent weapon. Tyler Bryant isn’t doing anything... -
Words That Burn – Cut Throat Culture Review
Words That Burn are an up-and-coming alt/metalcore act from Dundalk, Ireland, and are not to be confused with the crust/punk mob from Wisconsin. This is their third album –...
