Tag: album review
REVIEW: Black Therapy – Onward
Italian Black Therapy released a game-changing new album, "Onward," On June 10th via Black Lion Records. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Coheed And Cambria – Vaxis Act II: A Window of...
Coheed and Cambria returned with another aural episode of their saga with "Vaxis Act II: A Window of the Waking Mind." Check out our review of this concept album here...
REVIEW: Satyricon – Satyricon & Munch
Satyricon & Munch... if you don't know what this is or why it makes sense, we're here to help! Check out the review here...
REVIEW: Fallen Sanctuary – Terranova
Fallen Sanctuary, the brainchild of Georg Neuhauser and Marco Pastorino, released its debut album, "Terranova," on June 24th via AFM Records. We've collected our thoughts on it in this review...
(1992) Blind Guardian – Somewhere Far Beyond: Anniversary Special
On this day in 1992, Blind Guardian released "Somewhere Far Beyond." Read our anniversary special today for this classic album...
(2012) Gojira – L’Enfant Sauvage: Anniversary Special
On this day in 2012, Gojira dove deep into philosophy with "L'Enfant Sauvage." Check our our anniversary special on this classic album...
REVIEW: Chaos Magic – Emerge
Fronted by versatile singer Caterina Nix, Chaos Magic are back with their third album, "Emerge," continuing the blur the line between symphonic metal and melodic metal. Read more about the album, which is released on June 17 via Frontiers Music, here...
REVIEW: Supersonic Blues Machine – Voodoo Nation
Supersonic Blues Machine are returning on June 24th, 2022, with "Voodoo Nation," out through Provogue Records. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Kardashev – Liminal Rite
Kardashev released their sophomore album, "Liminal Rite," on June 10th, 2022, via Metal Blade Records. Check out what our reviewer had to say about "deathgaze" here...
REVIEW: Dirt – Deadbeat
Dirt impressed us greatly with their debut, "Deadbeat," released on June 3rd, 2022, through Ranka Kustannus. Check out our review of this grunge-infused rock album here...
REVIEW: Classless Act – Welcome to the Show
Our editor has been waiting nigh a year for Classless Act to release their debut album, so naturally, she jumped on "Welcome to the Show" the moment it was available. Check out her review here, to see if it lived up to her (very high) expectations...
REVIEW: The Tangent – Songs From the Hard Shoulder
Andy Tillison's progressive rock band, The Tangent, knocked the socks off our reviewer with "Songs from the Hard Shoulder," released through InsideOut on June 10th. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Seventh Wonder – The Testament
If you want to find out what Swedish progressive metal band Seventh Wonder has been working on these past few years, check out our (detailed) review of "The Testament." The album drops on June 10 via Frontiers.
REVIEW: Dragged Under – Upright Animals
Dragged Under are back with a new release, "Upright Animals," set for release on June 10th via Mascot Label Group. Check out the review here...
REVIEW: The Black Keys – Dropout Boogie
After last year's cover album, The Black Keys are back with another studio released, entitled "Dropout Boogie," released through Nonesuch Records on May 13th. Check out our review here...
(2002) Nightwish – Century Child: Anniversary Special
On this day, 20 years ago, Nightwish released the acclaimed album, "Century Child." Check out how it holds up, as today's anniversary special!
REVIEW: Crobot – Feel This
Crobot's next release, "Feel This," is set for release on June 3rd, via Mascot Label Group. We had the chance to give it a spin, so check out the review here...
REVIEW: The Pineapple Thief – Give It Back (Rewired)
The Pineapple Thief found a soulmate in their drummer, Gavin Harrison. His reworked versions of older material were good enough to make a full album, so Kscope released "Give it Back (Rewired)" on May 13th, 2022. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Evergrey – A Heartless Portrait (The Orphean Testament)
Darkness abounds on Evergrey's thirteenth studio album “A Heartless Portrait (The Orphean Testament),” but there's also light and hope to be found. Read our review to find out more about the album, which drops on May 20 via Napalm Records.
(2012) Sonata Arctica – Stones Grow Her Name: Anniversary Special
Today's 10th anniversary special is dedicated to exploring "Stones Grow Her Name" by Sonata Arctica, to decide if the album was a strong addition to the band's discography, or a bit of a disappointment. Read the verdict here...