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8.4
Nekkromaniac – Plague Eater (Album Review)
In life, many things change. New trends appear that we all adopt, new ways to express ourselves, new values for us to embody, new notions…
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Album Reviews
9.0
Kreator – Hate Uber Alles (Album Review)
Hate reigns supreme. The USA may have been the birthplace of thrash metal, but when it comes to its most extreme adherents, said nation has…
Album Reviews
8.3
Decapitated – Cancer Culture (Album Review)
Corruption rages from within. Widely heralded as one of the premier bands in revitalizing the death metal in the early 2000s, Poland tech death wizards…
Album Reviews
9.4
Tim Bowness – Butterfly Mind (Album Review)
Tim Bowness, one half of art rock landmark band No-Man, has returned with his 7th solo album, celebrating 40 years in the music industry. Rather…
Album Reviews
7.0
Zero Hour – Agenda 21 (Album Review)
Coming back from the dead after almost fifteen years between albums, American progressive metal band Zero Hour comes back into the fold with their newest…
Album Reviews
9.3
Seventh Wonder – The Testament (Album Review)
The wait is finally over. For fans of Swedish prog-metal juggernaut Seventh Wonder, the first new material since 2018’s “Tiara” has arrived in the form…
Album Reviews
7.1
Spheric Universe Experience – Back Home (Album Review)
Spheric Universe Experience are back after a 10-year hiatus with a spellbinding, distinctive and well-honed smorgasbord of Progressive Metal delights that blasts you across the…
Album Reviews
9.0
The Pineapple Thief – Give It Back (Album Review)
After releasing 2020’s “Versions of the Truth,” England’s The Pineapple Thief surprised many fans with the announcement of a new album in advance of their…
Album Reviews
9.1
Melanie Mau & Martin Schnella – Invoke the Ghosts (Album Review)
There are certain artists whose works make me into a fanboy. I eagerly await each release. I listen to the new music over and over…
Album Reviews
8.8
Anvil – Impact Is Imminent (Album Review)
An impact heard round the world. Sometimes the best way to leave an impression is to take a sledgehammer to things, and for more than…
