Omega Infinity – Solar Spectre (Album Review)
What does space sound like? A voice of science and reason tells us that the abyss of space is silent to human ears, a vacuum…
Browsing: Album Reviews
Lucifer – Lucifer III (Album Review)
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Once early heavy metal and hard rock hit their stride, those early sounds were forever immortalized in musical…
DeadRisen – DeadRisen (Album Review)
Though the creative breadth metal has certainly matured in the fifty years since Black Sabbath first broke onto the scene, the hunger for constant evolution…
Framing Hanley – Envy (Album Review)
American rock is less of a genre as it is a way of life, a shifting landscape which gives opportunity for bands to traverse turbulent…
Tombs – Monarchy of Shadows (EP Review)
There’s much to be appreciated in an EP that is both concise and satisfying, a concentrated form of expression that doesn’t bother to stuff itself…
Lorna Shore – Immortal (Album Review)
Even those beings made of darkness can seek out the light, and even shadows can steal glimpses of sun. A temperance of light among the…
Nili Brosh – Spectrum (Album Review)
It may be physically impossible for one to travel from the smooth, white-sand beaches of Spain to the dark, neon-accented warmth of a New York…
Izthmi – The Arrows of Our Ways (Album Review)
There are few ways so apt to express disillusionment with the state of the world than poetry steeped in the darkness of doom, made all…
Isle of the Cross – Excelsis (Album Review)
Some of the best attempts at genre-bending metal occur when artists balance the strengths of wildly different sub-genres to create a sound that draws evenly…
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…
