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7.3
Into Eternity – The Sirens (Album Review)
The long journey back from the seas of oblivion. The ancient proverb of it being impossible to step upon the same river twice, originally accredited…
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8.0
Airrace – Untold Stories (Album Review)
Some perceptive individuals enter the realm of university academia and realize how it is largely an echo-chamber of self-indulgent silliness. There are few examples of…
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5.8
Doro – Forever Warriors, Forever United (Album Review)
Physical Graffiti. Snow. The Astonishing. Quadrophenia. The White Album. The Wall. The Book of Souls. Pretty much every Ayreon release ever. What all of these…
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8.3
A Dying Planet – Facing The Incurable (Album Review)
Troy and Jasun Tipton gained notice in the prog-metal world some twenty years ago as the driving force behind the Bay Area quartet Zero Hour,…
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8.0
The Magpie Salute – High Water I (Album Review)
After the acrimonious split with his brother and Black Crowes band-mates, Rich Robinson has made a point of keeping the spirit of Black Crowes alive.…
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8.5
Semantic Saturation – Paradigms (Album Review)
Think about how it feels when a musician leaves one of your favorite bands, or even worse, most of the band packs up and quits,…
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8.3
Halcyon Way – Bloody But Unbowed (Album Review)
Atlanta. Known to those of us fortunate to live there as “Atlanna.” Known for the Braves, the 1996 Summer Olympics, the Coke Museum, a great…
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7.4
Primal Fear – Apocalypse (Album Review)
On August 10th, German power metal outfit Primal Fear will deliver Apocalypse, the band’s 12th studio album released over its two decades of existence. The…
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9.0
Plini – Sunhead (EP Review)
Australian instrumental guitarist Plini came out of nowhere in the past couple years fueled by comments from Steve Vai that with Plini, he “felt that…
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7.0
City Of The Weak – Pulling Teeth (Album Review)
When the word “pop” is mentioned in any conversation these days, the forty-year-old me still thinks of some great artists of the genre that dominated…
