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8.5
Mr. Bungle – The Night They Came Home (Album Review)
No bungling to be found here. If Conan the Cimmerian’s life quest was to solve the riddle of steel, then the equivalent endeavor of the…
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7.8
Mammoth WVH – Mammoth WVH (Album Review)
June 11 sees the release of the much anticipated debut of Mammoth WVH. The band is obviously comprised of one single element, Wolfgang Van Halen…
Album Reviews
8.1
Evership – The Uncrowned King – Act 1 (Album Review)
Over fifty years after the British Invasion, American progressive rock bands are still relatively few and far between compared to those hailing from other shores.…
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8.8
Evile – Hell Unleashed (Album Review)
Hell has officially boiled over. If there was one criticism of the thrash metal revival of the 2000s that continues to recur in both polite…
Album Reviews
8.5
Styx – Crash Of The Crown (Album Review)
Any review of new music from Styx must first deal with the inevitable reality that Dennis DeYoung is gone. He’s left the building. And he’s…
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8.6
Desaster – Churches Without Saints (Album Review)
Thrash permeates the unrelenting blackness. There is something to be said for subtlety when it comes to extreme metal and the sense of horror it…
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7.6
Rise Against – Nowhere Generation (Album Review)
Rise Against been at the forefront of the mainstream punk rock scene for the better part of two decades, rocketing to fame following breakout album…
Album Reviews
8.4
Rhapsody of Fire – I’ll Be Your Hero (EP Review)
A thunder clap before the mighty storm arrives. It is difficult to carry on even the shortest of conversations regarding power metal’s symphonic sub-style without…
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8.4
Hellryder – The Devil Is A Gambler (Album Review)
The infernal casino is a heavy place. Sometimes old dogs like to revert back to old tricks, though in the case of Grave Digger front…
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8.8
Atreyu – Baptize (Album Review)
In the great mixing pot of early-2000s heavy music emerged Atreyu, borrowing from metal, punk, and even pop for a sound that was both unyieldingly…
