Album Reviews
Heavy Metal and Hard Rock Album Reviews
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Album Review: BLIND GUARDIAN – Live Beyond the Spheres
For 30 years Blind Guardian have galloped their way into the world of power metal. The latest album is a…
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Album Review: NEKROKRAFT – Will o’ Wisp
Death-inspired name with cvlty spelling? Check. Grainy black-and-white promo photo in the woods? Got it covered. Satanic/occult lyrical themes? You’ll…
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Album Review: INSATIA – Phoenix Aflame
Insatia delivers a majestic follow-up featuring Western power metal at its finest Review by Cheyenne Noelle Hailing from Canada and…
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Album Review: STONE SOUR – Hydrograd
Let’s face it, Corey Taylor might have the biggest mouth in all of music; the man has an opinion on…
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Album Review: THE ACACIA STRAIN – Gravebloom
The Acacia Strain have been grinding their way up through the metal scene for a long time now. Over the…
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Album Review: CELLAR DARLING – This Is The Sound
Let’s face it, we’ve all been involved in long-term relationships, be it friendships or romantic involvements. Everything is perfect until…
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Album Review: MUNICIPAL WASTE – Slime and Punishment
It’s been five long years since we’ve heard from Virginia-based thrashers, Municipal Waste, having released their fifth studio album, The…
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Album Review: JIBE – Epic Tales Of Human Nature
The early to mid-90s spawned some of the greatest musicians of our generation, giving us artists like Chris Cornell, Kurt…
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Album Review: CKY – The Phoenix
I’ll be honest: I never really got into CKY. At the time their popularity peaked, they were far too weird…
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Album Review: CURRENTS – The Place I Feel Safest
Connecticut 5-piece Currents debut full-length The Place I Feel Safest comes out this Friday, the result of 6 years of…
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Album Review: AARON BUCHANAN AND THE CULT CLASSICS – The Man With Stars On His Knees
Normally when I’m doing an album review, I’ll have heard a bit of the band beforehand, so I at least…
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Album Review: WEDNESDAY 13 – Condolences
I have to admit it took me a few tries. I’m not a big fan of heavy, death or whatever…
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Album Review: IAPETUS – The Long Road Home
I’ll be the first to admit it when it comes to listening to death metal, I find more strikes than…
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Album Review: MOSCOW – Queen of Sin
Let’s face it, before bands like In This Moment stepped into the metal genre, the music was mainly a male-fronted…
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Album Review: SIKTH – The Future In Whose Eyes?
I doubt anyone in the mid-2000s – especially the members of SikTh themselves – would have believed you if you…
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Album Review: GOATWHORE – Vengeful Ascension
Goatwhore will release their seventh full-length studio album worldwide on June 23rd. It has been two years since the release…
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DVD Review: RAMMSTEIN – Rammstein: Paris
When someone goes to a concert, they can go for many things. Some go to just watch a live show,…
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Album Review: SUPERJOINT – Caught Up in the Gears of Application
Superjoint Ritual, led by vocalist Phil Anselmo, has maintained a steady track of credibility on the grounds of post-Pantera endeavors.…
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Album Review: PAPA ROACH – Crooked Teeth
When a band reaches their tenth album, I begin to wonder what they can do – are they still relevant,…
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Album Review: MOTIONLESS IN WHITE – Graveyard Shift
In today’s world of music, you have to find a way to continue to evolve, even if that means potentially…