Tygers Of Pan Tang – Ritual (Album Review)
As an avid old school metal fan, nothing brings greater joy than to see classic bands releasing consistently brilliant and still relevant material. The term…
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LOST IN THE ICE: A Look at KING DIAMOND’s Landmark Album “Abigail”
Today is Halloween’s Day and this month is especially significant in the King Diamond’s universe: His 1990’s album “The Eye” was released a day like…
Blind Guardian Twilight Orchestra: Legacy of the Dark Lands (Album Review)
At long last, an ambitious project that began over 20 years ago finally will be released. Originating in the period of time just before the…
Vision Divine – When All The Heroes Are Dead (Album Review)
The stories of one of Italy’s most renowned progressive power metal bands in Labyrinth and that of Vision Divine are inexorably linked, to the point…
Noveria – Aequilibrium (Album Review)
“Aequilibrium,” or “equilibrium,” has a double meaning for Italy’s Noveria. On one hand, it is the basis of the conceptual album’s plot about achieving balance…
Angel Witch – Angel Of Light (Album Review)
U.K. New Wave of British Heavy Metal act Angel Witch has always been a cult favorite of fans of the genre, and its easy to…
Pretty Maids – Undress Your Madness (Album Review)
For nearly 40 years, Denmark’s Pretty Maids have been one of the most consistent hard rock bands on the planet. Sure, not every album is…
The Scourge – Warrant for Execution (Album Review)
Born in 2012, The Scourge – featuring Helstar members Andrew Atwood (vocals/guitars) and Garrick Smith (bass) – released the debut EP “First Comes Destruction” in 2014.…
Andy Gillion – Neverafter (Album Review)
Mors Principium Est guitarist/master musician Andy Gillion has always been such a brilliant musician and songwriter, so when the announcement came for his solo release…
