Album Reviews
9.1
Lifesigns – Altitude (Album Review)
Lifesigns is one of those fortunate bands who seem to effortlessly make fans for life. The challenge before the group is not so much about…
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Album Reviews
9.5
Dio – Evil Or Divine: Live In New York City (Album Review)
The epic battle of Murray and Evil revisited. More than a decade since one of the founding fathers of heavy metal departed this world to…
Album Reviews
8.9
Sirenia – Riddles, Ruins & Revelations (Album Review)
Enter the revitalized Gothic Vikings! The lovelorn laments of Scandinavia’s Gothic metal scene were all the rage by the closing days of the 1990s when…
Album Reviews
9.0
Downes Braide Association – Halcyon Hymns (Album Review)
Nostalgic reveries can offer a life-line after a year such as we’ve endured. If you’re needing a little pick-me-up to inspire better times, be they…
Album Reviews
7.5
Joseph Williams – Denizen Tenant (Album Review)
As referenced in my recent review of Steve Lukather’s “I Found the Sun Again,” the long battered but not-sunk-yet ship of Toto has seen rough…
Album Reviews
8.5
Human Fortress – Epic Tales & Untold Stories (Album Review)
Open the chronicles of a bygone past. Heroism is a concept that has been associated with power metal for about as long as the sub-genre…
Album Reviews
9.3
Evergrey – Escape Of The Phoenix (Album Review)
Evergrey have long shifted between the shadows and the spotlight of progressive metal, a near mythical sensation with a steadily growing discography. Their appeal is…
Album Reviews
8.3
Steve Lukather – I Found The Sun Again (Album Review)
In the fall of 2019, Toto completed the run of its “40 Trips Around the Sun” tour, which was a victory lap celebrating the “All…
Album Reviews
9.2
Epica – Omega (Album Review)
A tremendous feeling of joy and relief. That’s what I went through upon listening “Omega” for the first time. Epica were always a huge part…
Album Reviews
8.0
Arc of Life – Arc of Life (Album Review)
Arc Of Life is the new band from current Yes members Billy Sherwood and Jon Davison, with Jay Schellen (Yes’ unofficial touring drummer), Jimmy Haun…
