Fellahin Fall – Tar a-Kan (Album Review)
Do we take for granted our place in time and space when we long for the nostalgic embrace of the past, or stretch our arms…
Author Samantha Buckman
Tokyo Motor Fist – Lions (Album Review)
With the inevitable heat of summer already making itself at home, there’s few options so tempting as to roll down the windows and embrace the…
Aversions Crown – Hell Will Come For Us All (Album Review)
Technicality and brutality are universal, proven by the consistent brilliance of Australian technical death-core band Aversions Crown. Three full-length albums already to their name, the…
Static-X – Project: Regeneration Vol. 1 (Album Review)
From the ashes of a tragedy arises a modern form of rebirth, and a band is brought back to its feet after an unexpected loss…
Somniate – The Meyrinkian Slumber (Album Review)
The muses which give birth to metal are not confined to the realm of fantasy or science fiction, though the conceptual array of recent releases…
MaelstroM – Of Gods and Men (Album Review)
It’s never too late to pursue one’s dreams, with few better demonstrations than the debut album “Of Gods and Men” from thrash-rooted metal band MaelstroM.…
Bloody Heels – Ignite the Sky (Album Review)
The heat of summer has arrived, and with it the eager anticipation for long nights out on the town filled with laughter, drinks, and driving…
Thecodontion – Supercontinent (Album Review)
Who is so bold as to paint the unseen history of the very earth we stand on, or to use the tremendous potential of music…
Goblins Blade – Of Angels And Snakes (Album Review)
More than just falsettos and fantasy quests, the grit from power metal’s origins fearlessly persists into the present day with darker strains peering through shining…
Grey Daze – Amends (Album Review)
Subjecting oneself to the bittersweet immersion of nostalgia is not without its pain or its euphoria, particularly when a voice from the past is both…
