Blue Oyster Cult – Cult Classic / Hard Rock Live Cleveland 2014 (Albums Review)
I have a history with Blue Oyster Cult. I bought their first album when it came out in ’72. The lyrics were quirky, the riffs…
Browsing: Album Review
Passion – Passion (Album Review)
While some of our favorite glam and metal acts unfortunately did not survive the heavy metal holocaust of the 1990s, many others did either hang…
Midnight – Rebirth by Blasphemy (Album Review)
Once relegated to the underground, blackened speed metal band Midnight are unafraid to introduce themselves in both style and spirit on just released album “Rebirth…
Lordi – Killection (Album Review)
Hell is live on rock radio. Though they are often compared to the original American prognosticators of all things theatrical and over-the-top Gwar, Finland’s costumed…
Hazzerd – Delirium (Album Review)
There are rarely bands so full of youthful energy as Calgary-based thrash act Hazzerd, who are bursting at the seams with the newest wave of…
Defiled – Infinite Regress (Album Review)
Though they may come from the land of the rising sun, the death metal masters of Defiled bring nothing but darkness and technically adept brutality…
Jorn – Heavy Rock Radio II: Executing the Classics (Album Review)
His voice is one that conjures up visions of soaring majesty and indomitable strength, iconic in its all-encompassing presence throughout rock and metal over the…
Dirty Shirley – Dirty Shirley (Album Review)
If you are under the impression that Mister Scary himself peaked sometime around “Beast From The East” in 1988, we have two things to say…
Nektar – The Other Side (Album Review)
The first wave of prog-rock sometimes proves surprisingly tenacious. When a band reaches the 50 year mark, any remaining original members are inevitably reaching their…
Wormhole – The Weakest Among Us (Album Review)
Samus crushes the Mother Brain again. While the previous decade saw a fair number of older stylistic expressions of metal continue to bask in the…
