Few things can make an impression like a consistent and uncompromising work ethic, and one thing that Hastings native Kid Kapichi can’t be accused of…
Browsing: Album Reviews
We need to get something established upfront. Sonic Perspectives is blessed with an insightful and well-informed readership. Yes, that means you, the best and the…
The fact that Myrath have modified their logo should tell you everything you need to know about “Karma”. This is, after all, a move metal…
We’re still in March, and the list of “best albums of the year” keeps getting new entries at a jarring pace. One of such entries…
In cold blackness, a new flower blooms.Sometimes innovation doesn’t necessarily take on the form of a new sub-genre being born or something that seems unrecognizable…
1984 is generally regarded as the greatest year in metal. The release of Iron Maiden’s “Powerslave,” Dio’s “The Last In Line,” Judas Priest’s “Defenders of…
Somewhere in between Steven Wilson and Suzanne Vega resides a hidden gem of the rock world: Jane Getter. A little bit jazz, a little prog,…
A new blackened epic is unveiled. Expectations are often the sworn enemy of any union of known quantities, or super groups to use the common…
There are long-awaited albums, and then there are long-time-coming albums. Jimmy Keegan’s first solo album qualifies on both accounts. Teased for years, including a crowdfunding…
Call them black metal, call them progressive metal, call them whatever you want. But under no pretenses may you call the long-running Norwegian quintet known…