Album Reviews 
7.8
Angelus Apatrida – Cabaret de la Guillotine (Album Review)
Aside for Barón Rojo and a few other names, Spain doesn’t exactly have a particular tradition of revealing metal bands. But if anyone is up…
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Album Reviews 
6.8
Dokken – Return To The East Live 2016 (Album Review)
Although naturally no two bands are exactly the same, there are really few bands quite like 80s metal phenomenon Dokken. Even though they never had…
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8.6
Susperia – The Lyricist (Album Review)
Susperia is a band with whom I had a fleeting relationship when their debut album Predominance was released in early 2001. The band’s blackened approach…
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7.4
Light The Torch – Revival (Album Review)
Despite the movement’s promise, only one band truly remained after the dust around the New England scene of the early 2000s finally settled. That band…
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7.9
Gazpacho – Soyuz (Album Review)
As the world of music and performance evolves and changes evermore, it’s an impressive feat these days to be a band that has endured for…
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9.1
Spock’s Beard – Noise Floor (Album Review)
Have pity on Thomas Waber. As head of the InsideOut Music record label which is releasing Spock’s Beard’s new album, Thomas reportedly had the unenviable…
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7.8
Riot V – Armor Of Light (Album Review)
The new Riot V record is coming. But is it really a Riot record? First and foremost, that’s the elephant in the room that must…
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7.6
Dead City Ruins – Never Say Die (Album Review)
Coming from Australia, Dead City Ruins hopes to live up to the country’s reputation of producing gritty and bold hard rock. Their third and new…
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7.8
Subsignal – La Muerta (Album Review)
Without much surprise everything I expected is here. Based on shorter songs and perhaps more pop-hooks than your usual prog album, La Muerta is a…
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9.4
Oceans Of Slumber – The Banished Heart (Album Review)
Rarely does a band come down the pike that’s worthy of the adulation that surrounds it. With Oceans of Slumber, we may finally have been…
