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8.4
D-A-D – A Prayer For The Loud (Album Review)
When the grunge hurricane hit the music business in the early 90’s, this meant the nemesis for many hard rock bands – some already established,…
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8.5
Sweet Oblivion – Sweet Oblivion Featuring Geoff Tate (Album Review)
In the last year, we have done quite a bit of coverage of Tony Hernando, and his metal projects Lords of Black and Restless Spirits.…
Album Reviews
9.3
Thank You Scientist – Terraformer (Album Review)
People will be approaching Terraformer, the third album from Thank You Scientist from a lot of different angles. Of course there will be those who…
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7.4
Tronos – Celestial Mechanics (Album Review)
Trudging through the metaphysical ether. Shane Embury, best known as the bassist of iconic death/grind pioneers Napalm Death, has been a busy man of late.…
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8.4
Diamond Head – The Coffin Train (Album Review)
About 40 years ago the NWOBHM was the premier avenue of expression for the British rocker who was either down on his economic luck or…
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9.5
Possessed – Revelations Of Oblivion (Album Review)
A new classic wrapped in modernized traditionalism. Modern trustees of death metal based brutality may not be familiar the early exploits of its forerunner, San…
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8.5
SOTO – Origami (Album Review)
The unstoppable Jeff Scott Soto is back with yet another offering of his extremely prolific career. The man has recorded close to 150 albums, and…
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8.8
Amon Amarth – Berserker (Album Review)
Charging forth in a maddened rage. For the better part of 30 years, Amon Amarth has not only been a pinnacle of consistency within the…
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8.0
Jordsjø – Nattfiolen (Album Review)
If symphonic folk prog sounds like your cup of tea, Jordsjø are a band to check out. After releasing their debut digital recording, which was…
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9.0
Big Big Train – Grand Tour (Album Review)
For the past decade, English ensemble Big Big Train has been at the forefront of culturally resonant progressive rock. Sure, their earlier material was certainly…
