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8.0
Ace Frehley – Origins Vol. 2 (Album Review)
Former KISS guitarist, Space Ace Frehley has returned from planet Jendell with a new cover tunes CD titled, “Origins Vol 2.” This is a follow-up…
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8.3
Simon Collins – Becoming Human (Album Review)
“Nobody gave you the tools to connect the dots to the God inside of you.” If you’re looking for a soundtrack to connect the dots,…
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8.0
Psychosomatic – The Invisible Prison (Album Review)
Thrash metal that crosses over. The latter days of thrash metal’s heyday are riddled with bands that could have rose to greater prominence but ultimately…
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9.0
Rikard Sjöblom’s Gungfly – Alone Together (Album Review)
On July 11th, 2016, the prog community received bitter news regarding the separation of the now-legendary prog band Beardfish. Since its dissolution, the multi-instrumentalist madman known…
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7.8
Stryper – Even The Devil Believes (Album Review)
The newest offering from Stryper was born into a polarized world of intolerance, division and political vitriol. Not exactly a welcoming environment for a collection…
Album Reviews
8.0
Perfect Plan – Time For A Miracle (Album Review)
Since the release of their debut “All Rise” album in 2018, the boys with the Perfect Plan have enjoyed the waves made by their very…
Album Reviews
8.9
Veonity – Sorrows (Album Review)
The storyteller revamps his library. Innovation is an essential tool in keeping things fresh, but there is definitely something to be said for the power…
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8.5
Dokken – The Lost Songs: 1978-1981 (Album Review)
Hidden treasures come to light. Despite falling out of favor in metal circles due to the excesses that came in the mid-80s and the subsequent…
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8.5
Töxik Death – Sepulchral Demons (Album Review)
Let’s thrash in black like its 1985. History has taught many things wherein metal is concerned, but the most pivotal lesson ever conveyed is that…
Album Reviews
8.0
Tim Bowness – Late Night Laments (Album Review)
Singer, storyteller, sound tinkerer and 50% of No-Man, Tim Bowness always knows how to give his listeners one LP-length of time away from all the…
