Album Reviews
7.8
The Halo Effect – Days of the Lost (Album Review)
Former In Flames members and stars from across the melodeath scene come together once again under The Halo Effect’s banner to produce a compelling album…
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8.6
Hammer King – Kingdemonium (Album Review)
The masked king ushers in the apocalypse. It is stipulated that when a band puts forth a recurring hammer-wielding mascot that bears an uncanny resemblance…
Album Reviews
8.6
Dave Kerzner – The Traveler (Album Review)
Where progressive rock and Sci-Fi meet, you’ll find Dave Kerzner. First launching into the prog-rock stratosphere with Simon Collins in Sound of Contact, Kerzner has…
Album Reviews
8.5
Sunstorm – Brothers In Arms (Album Review)
To AOR heaven, we shall ascend. Sunstorm is a name that has come to embody consistency, which may seem counterintuitive when considering that the persons…
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8.8
Arch Enemy – Deceivers (Album Review)
Deception has never been so honest. A discussion of the melodic death metal craze that swept northern Europe during the 90s and flourished into the…
Album Reviews
8.9
Psycroptic – Divine Council (Album Review)
Austrian tech-death merchants Psycroptic have been pumping out high-octane, no holes barred collisions of extreme technicality and unrelenting death metal for two decades in what…
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8.3
My Sleeping Karma – Atma (Album Review)
Dreams of existential sorrow emerge. Cultures have a tendency of being appropriated with the passage of time, be it the adoption of a modified Greek…
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8.5
Long Distance Calling – Eraser (Album Review)
German post-rock (or should that be post-metal?) band Long Distance Calling (hereafter referred to as LDC) return with their 8th studio album, “Eraser”. As with…
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9.0
Amon Amarth – The Great Heathen Army (Album Review)
Battalions of the Norse assemble! For the better part of 30 years, the metal institution that is Amon Amarth has been a stalwart standard bearer…
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8.4
Sweet Freedom – According To Jörgen Schelander (Album Review)
Prog rock goes to Broadway. Breaking new ground is not necessarily reserved to the newcomer, and though some might argue that progressive rock has seemingly…
