5th November 2017
Thantifaxath is a band that I have had the pleasure of listening to on many an occasion, with their previous release being one that particularly took my fancy. As such, the moment I heard that […]
7th November 2017
It’s hard not heaving a soft spot for Portuguese Goth metallers Moonspell, who have over the course of a quarter of a century maintained high quality level throughout the changing musical climates, line-up changes and […]
8th November 2017
Personally I am under the assumption that creating a Split album is either a hit or a miss. If the two bands involved are too far from one another as far as aestethic vision and […]
9th November 2017
Couple of years since their debut, Only to Rise the unimaginatively named alliance between George Lynch and Michael Sweet is ready with their second album. First album saw the duo joined by bassist James Lomenzo […]
14th November 2017
Ashes of Moon is a rather interesting band once you get to look at their history. The Austrian quartet originally founded the band back in 2009 under the moniker Tracked Grader, playing Trash Metal. For […]
15th November 2017
This is weird, to receive a record for review more than 4 years after its release?! I don’t know if it gives any sense to review it now, but since it’s my duty here comes […]
19th November 2017
Right to the Void is a French Metalcore band, one that can celebrate its ten year anniversary this year. And in order to celebrate properly, the musically inclined quintet has decided to release an EP, […]
21st November 2017
Since leaving Sepultura in 1996 Max Cavalera has been very vocal about his lack of respect for his former bandmates, who decided to carry on without him. His critique escalated since his brother Igor also […]
21st November 2017
Elegy of Madness is an Italian Gothic Metal band at its core (although any listener will quickly discover that they are also heavily influenced by the modern day Progressive sound), with everything that such a […]
22nd November 2017
To celebrate 50 years of Pink Floyd’s career and 45 years since the release of their masterpiece Dark Side of the Moon, The Sword guitarist Kyle Shutt has produced a heavy metal cover of this […]
5th November 2017
Thantifaxath is a band that I have had the pleasure of listening to on many an occasion, with their previous release being one that particularly took my fancy. As such, the moment I heard that […]
7th November 2017
It’s hard not heaving a soft spot for Portuguese Goth metallers Moonspell, who have over the course of a quarter of a century maintained high quality level throughout the changing musical climates, line-up changes and […]
8th November 2017
Personally I am under the assumption that creating a Split album is either a hit or a miss. If the two bands involved are too far from one another as far as aestethic vision and […]
9th November 2017
Couple of years since their debut, Only to Rise the unimaginatively named alliance between George Lynch and Michael Sweet is ready with their second album. First album saw the duo joined by bassist James Lomenzo […]
14th November 2017
Ashes of Moon is a rather interesting band once you get to look at their history. The Austrian quartet originally founded the band back in 2009 under the moniker Tracked Grader, playing Trash Metal. For […]
15th November 2017
This is weird, to receive a record for review more than 4 years after its release?! I don’t know if it gives any sense to review it now, but since it’s my duty here comes […]
19th November 2017
Right to the Void is a French Metalcore band, one that can celebrate its ten year anniversary this year. And in order to celebrate properly, the musically inclined quintet has decided to release an EP, […]
21st November 2017
Since leaving Sepultura in 1996 Max Cavalera has been very vocal about his lack of respect for his former bandmates, who decided to carry on without him. His critique escalated since his brother Igor also […]
21st November 2017
Elegy of Madness is an Italian Gothic Metal band at its core (although any listener will quickly discover that they are also heavily influenced by the modern day Progressive sound), with everything that such a […]
22nd November 2017
To celebrate 50 years of Pink Floyd’s career and 45 years since the release of their masterpiece Dark Side of the Moon, The Sword guitarist Kyle Shutt has produced a heavy metal cover of this […]
