Avantasia – Here Be Dragons Review
Avantasia returns with their new album titled Here Be Dragons, following the remarkable success of Moonglow and A Paranormal Evening With The Moonflower Society. The latter showcased a clear modernization...
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Deathless Legacy – Damnatio Aeterna Review
I used the term album of guitars many times here to refer to an album where the guitars were far from the expected even from a style where they are...
The Triumph of Metal Review
When a band agrees on a tittle for their albums they must be aware of everything it means because, de rigueur, they are making a statement. Here with “The Triumph...
RAGING SPEEDHORN Unleash Night Wolf – A Booze-Soaked Sludge Riot...
Raging Speedhorn are back, and there’s no better way to kick 2025 into gear than with Night Wolf—their seventh full-length album and a potent reminder that no amount of years,...
DESTRUCTION Unleash Relentless Thrash Mastery on Birth Of Malice –...
After four decades of laying waste to stages and stereos worldwide, German thrash titans Destruction show no signs of slowing down. Hot off their 40th-anniversary tours across Europe and South...
RWAKE Reawakens with The Return Of Magik – A Thirteen-Year...
Thirteen years after Rest left us wandering through a gaping, sludge-ridden void, Arkansas’ sludge-metal shamans RWAKE have re-emerged—not as relics of a bygone era, but as an evolved force sharpened...
Adamantis – Reforged Review
“Reforged” is definetely an album of guitars as album opener “Ride for Ruin” which features Jeff Loomis and “The Sailor on the Seas of Fate” prove us. Guitar duo Javier...
Sores of Our Time Review
It’s in me to be suspicious of any new label I run into no matter what they mean or no matter who they come from. Most times it is only...
Shrine of Denial – I, Moloch Review
Vile, rotten lands filled with souls of the dead, that were unable to reach the castle’s shrine are presented to us just by this mesmerizing album cover, and the music...
Istapp – Sól Tér Sortna Review
Almost six years ago I wrote a review about Istapp’s “The Insidious Star,” an album that I called summoned by the dark forces that control this sad and lonely and...
