MÖTLEY CRÜE – Dr. Feelgood (35th Anniversary Deluxe Box Set)
(BMG) Rating: 8.0 By: Rich Catino Dr. Feelgood has been reissued and remastered several times, 1999 on Mötley Records with demos etc., 2003, 2009 20th anniversary with live songs, and...
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MICHAEL WILTON – Vol. I (Album Review)
The whip strikes outside the queen’s realm Seattle’s premier progressive heavy metal forefathers Queensrÿche have been on a colossal upsurge since the shakeup of their lineup and subsequent release of...
MORAL DECAY – To Build An End
(Supreme Echo) Rating: 8.5 What an absolute gem of resurfaced 1989 Canadian thrash this one is, Supreme Echo on a metal tear lately, reissuing the only recorded material from Victoria’s...
Stillness And Trust (Album Review)
Sometimes a rock album becomes a work of art. When crafted with precision, imagination, and skill, music is created that transcends category or genre. When it’s also imbued with an...
BLADESTORM – Wrangler Of Thunder (Album Review)
Wrangling steeds of chrome and steel. Sometimes it takes the changing of a name and a brand new flock of musicians for a vision to come to full fruition, and...
NOGOTHULA – Telluric Sepsis
(Blood Harvest) Rating: 8.0 Great, there’s two, maybe three, more words I need to look up thanks to Ohio-based DM crew Nogothula and their debut, Telluric Sepsis. Originally released digitally...
TROLLWAR – Tales From The Frozen Wastes
(Independent) Rating: 7.5 Tales From The Frozen Wastes is the new EP from Trollwar and possesses a hefty runtime of 25 minutes. The Canadians drudge up a rousing blend of...
CAUSTIC – Scene Of A Crime
(Independent) Rating: 7.0 Debut album from Argentine speed metallers, whose ’21 Arrowfire demo impressed these ears. No hold-overs from that initial foray (which featured a cover of Venom’s “Witching Hour”)....
WHITE TOWER – Night Hunters (Album Review)
Arise, mighty skeleton hunters of the night! If the New Wave of Traditional Heavy Metal could be boiled down to a single mission statement, it would assumedly be to recapture...
THE HALO EFFECT – March Of The Unheard (Album Review)
The unheard are the loudest. Though seemingly a bygone era, the days when marrying the extreme aggression and fervor of death metal with the melodic contours of 80s traditional metal...
