As a fan of Jeff Loomis, both his solo stuff and his work in Nevermore and Sanctuary I jumped at the chance to review this...
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Having not heard off this guy before, I went and did a little research before listening to the album, and found out he was the...
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Progressive metal is becoming a rather over-saturated genre, and it’s unfortunately bands like The Safety Fire who are providing a watered down take on it...
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Vallenfyre is the new project formed by Greg Mackintosh from Paradise Lost, incorporating members from My Dying Bride, Doom and At The Gates. Whilst the...
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Djent maestro’s Vildhjarta have pulled it out of the bag again with their latest offering “Masstaden”, with their music uttering bowel-moving lows and riffs which...
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When “Five Scars”, Night in Gales first album in 10 years, kicks in, you do wonder if you’re listening to a metal album here, or...
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As a long time Lacuna Coil fan, I have been looking forward to this album since its announcement. This excitement was tampered however, with a...
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Horror Movies and Music. These are normally things people assume would go hand in hand, and sometimes, they go absolutely perfectly, like Alice Cooper, Rob...
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Pain of Salvation is a weird one. It has elements of Blues, Old school prog and Zeppelin era Rock n Roll whilst also featuring orchestration...
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After it’s slow and stagnant death in the late 90’s and early 00’s Thrash music is having a large revival across the board, and I...
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There are very few albums that can be classified as both beautifully melodic and gut crushingly heavy. One for Sorrow is one of these albums...
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Black metal is a genre of music which is thought off as solely coming from its bleak homeland of Scandinavia, far in the north and...
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Iced Earth is known for writing some epic music, and this album does not disappoint in that respect. With new vocalist Stu Block (From Into...
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Pioneers of the Gothenburg Death Metal scene In Flames have done it again with their 10th studio effort. Aside from the slightly creepy album name,...
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StoneLake are a band that although having only formed in 2002, have been around in one form or another on and off since 1984. This...
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European Death Metallers Nightrage have friends in very high places as they are getting some very big names in metal right now to guest on...
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Evile started out as one of those bands that were caught up in that whole “thrash revival” movement that was going on a few years...
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Everyone knows the lyric’s to Edwin Star’s classic War (What Is It Good For) War/ Huh/ Yeah/ What is it good for/ Absolutely Nothing. This...
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