Manimal – Armageddon (Album Review)
A looming shadow graces the end times. Labels are a useful tool in connecting objects with those whom seek them, but they are naturally imperfect…
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Victory – Gods Of Tomorrow (Album Review)
Hard rocking classics never die. Herman Frank has been one of the busiest men in the business of late, fielding three impressive albums in the…
The Troops Of Doom – The Absence Of Light (EP Review)
The darkness has prevailed! For a while there has been a renewed interest in where death metal was during its original heyday in the late…
Fortress – Don’t Spare the Wicked (Album Review)
Spare the rod, spoil the metal! Fortress is a name been employed by many a metal act in the past, yet it is an apt…
Lucifer – IV (Album Review)
Old fashioned is the new original. The past decade has seen a number of older styles of rock and metal make a substantial comeback, but…
Rhapsody Of Fire – Glory for Salvation (Album Review)
Glory is reprised once more. Heroes tend to be measured by their latest exploits, whereas veterans are judged by their consistency and staying power, and…
Death Angel – The Bastard Tracks (Album Review)
They dialed “B” for bastard! For the better part of 2 years the live music scene has continued to reel from the catastrophic economic impact…
Khemmis – Deceiver (Album Review)
Deception begets innovation. Breaking new ground is a joy shared by artists and undertakers alike, and though it would seem that every twist and turn…
Temperance – Diamanti (Album Review)
Tempered steel and modern bombast unite. Few bands can boast the level of prolific output and the ambitious work ethic exhibited by Temperance, a band…
Omnium Gatherum – Origin (Album Review)
All things begin in simplicity. Open-ended subjects and highly generalized concepts have been the forte of a subset of melodic death metal that rose out…
