Album Reviews 
8.8
Hazzerd – Delirium (Album Review)
There are rarely bands so full of youthful energy as Calgary-based thrash act Hazzerd, who are bursting at the seams with the newest wave of…
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Album Reviews 
8.6
Defiled – Infinite Regress (Album Review)
Though they may come from the land of the rising sun, the death metal masters of Defiled bring nothing but darkness and technically adept brutality…
Album Reviews 
8.8
Jorn – Heavy Rock Radio II: Executing the Classics (Album Review)
His voice is one that conjures up visions of soaring majesty and indomitable strength, iconic in its all-encompassing presence throughout rock and metal over the…
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9.3
Dirty Shirley – Dirty Shirley (Album Review)
If you are under the impression that Mister Scary himself peaked sometime around “Beast From The East” in 1988, we have two things to say…
Album Reviews 
8.6
Nektar – The Other Side (Album Review)
The first wave of prog-rock sometimes proves surprisingly tenacious. When a band reaches the 50 year mark, any remaining original members are inevitably reaching their…
Album Reviews 
8.1
Wormhole – The Weakest Among Us (Album Review)
Samus crushes the Mother Brain again. While the previous decade saw a fair number of older stylistic expressions of metal continue to bask in the…
Album Reviews 
8.0
Annihilator – Ballistic, Sadistic (Album Review)
2019 was a very prolific year for thrash, with excellent releases from Flotsam and Jetsam, Overkill, Destruction, Exhumer, and Death Angel. The first year of…
Album Reviews 
7.8
Revolution Saints – Rise (Album Review)
They say the third time is the charm, and if the boys in Revolution Saints manage to be even more charming than in their successful…
Album Reviews 
8.3
Marko Hietala – Pyre of the Black Heart (Album Review)
Marko Hietala, easily one of the most distinctive voices in metal, has had a storied career in music that’s seen the Tarot boss take the…
Album Reviews 
8.1
Bill Bressler – Normal Boy (Album Review)
Now that we’ve wrapped up our Best Of lists for 2019, we decided to start the progressive rock crusade of 2020 with one release that…
