Album Reviews
8.0
Archon Angel – Fallen (Album Review)
Marley was dead, to begin with. So too, sadly, was Paul O’Neill, and Savatage with him. While Savatage may survive the loss of one or…
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Album Reviews
9.3
Mariana Semkina – Sleepwalking (Album Review)
Out of the frying pan and into the fire. So it seemed to be for iamthemorning’s Marjana Semkina (henceforth spelled as Mariana, to be in-line…
Album Reviews
9.3
Ihsahn – Telemark (EP Review)
He sits poised, stiff posture imposing within the commanding might of a pitch black throne. His face rests impassive, the cold, sharp features even more…
Album Reviews
8.5
Richie Kotzen – 50 For 50 (Album Review)
It’s his birthday and he can release a triple-album if he wants to. Richie Kotzen knows how to celebrate a 50th birthday and gift his…
Album Reviews
9.3
Black Swan – Shake The World (Album Review)
The concept of the super-group, while not new, has evolved a bit since it was dabbled with in the 60s and 70s. From Cream to…
Album Reviews
8.5
Thoren – Gwarth II (Album Review)
Progressive death metal can take many forms, and Thoren proves that there is no need to stifle extremity in the pursuit of the progressive. In…
Album Reviews
8.6
Moon Reverie – Moon Reverie (Album Review)
“Reverie” is defined as “a state of dreamy meditation or fanciful musing.” Neoclassical hard rock band Moon Reverie is lined up to release their self-titled…
Album Reviews
9.0
RavenWord – Transcendence (Album Review)
In a world rich with the indulgent majesty of symphonic power metal, the fight for a sliver of an already crowded spotlight is one wrought…
Album Reviews
9.0
Sylosis – Cycle of Suffering (Album Review)
Anger comes in many forms. There’s the beastly and primitive blind rage, an all-consuming anger that desires to leave nothing but devastation in its wake.…
Album Reviews
9.1
Sepultura – Quadra (Album Review)
Invisible borders bind us all. Not unlike the bulk of iconic bands associated with the original thrash metal explosion of the 80s, Brazil’s own Sepultura…
