Tag: album review
REVIEW: Lucifer – Lucifer IV
With no live shows to celebrate the release of "Lucifer III," it seems that Lucifer decided to just get back in the studio. This month they are back again with "Lucifer IV," so here are our thoughts on the release...
REVIEW: Hiidenhauta – Riivin
Hiidenhauta released their "Riivin" album just over a year ago via Inverse Records. We checked it out and here is our review...
REVIEW: Beast In Black – Dark Connection
Beast In Black's cyberpunk-inspired "Dark Connection," is going to be released on October 29th, via Nuclear Blast. We dived into the future with this record and wrote down our thoughts for you...
REVIEW: Bloodred Hourglass – Your Highness
Bloodred Hourglass is back with a new album! We checked out "Your Highness" for you and wrote down our thoughts, read the review here...
REVIEW: Persona – Animal
Tunisian-German metal band Persona are back and sounding more vicious than ever before. Their new album, "Animal," drops on the 23rd of October but you can read the review here...
REVIEW: Oenos – Crno IV
Oenos returns with "Crno IV," which was released independently via Bandcamp on October 1st. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Riutta – Enne
Riutta released "Enne" last month independently, so if you missed it, be sure to check out our review...
REVIEW: Iron Maiden – Senjutsu
Heavy metal legends Iron Maiden are back after 6 years with a new album, "Senjutsu," so we summoned five journalists to review this album. Check it out here...
REVIEW: The Doobie Brothers – Liberté
You may not have expected a review of The Doobie Brothers from us, we like to shake things up now and then. Here is our review of "Liberté," which came out on October 1st, 2021...
REVIEW: Swallow The Sun – Moonflowers
Swallow the Sun are back in no time with a new release, "Moonflowers," which we were fortunate enough to hear at the pre-listening session at Sonic Pump Studios in September. Read the review here...
REVIEW: MSRBL – Colours
MSRBL released a 4-track EP in August called "Colours" via Secret Entertainment. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Dream Theater – A View From The Top Of The...
Dream Theater are set to release "A View from the Top of the World" on October 22nd. We sent our biggest prog-lover/critic in decide whether this was one of their better or worse releases. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Yes – The Quest
Progressive rock act Yes, recently released their 22nd studio effort, "The Quest." Read our review here...
REVIEW: Cellomania – Mania Unleashed
Local cello duo, Cellomania, are releasing their debut album of covers and originals, "Mania Unleashed," on October 15th. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Mercury Circle – Killing Moons
Mercury Circle release their debut album, "Killing Moons," today! Read our review of this groundbreaking album here...
REVIEW: The Georgia Thunderbolts – Can We Get a Witness
We made a big fuss over The Georgia Thunderbolts' self-titled EP last year, and they're back right away with their debut, out on October 15th! Check out a little taste of some classic southern rock in our review...
REVIEW: Two Hundred Wolves – The Hold
Two Hundred Wolves are coming out with their debut full-length, "The Hold," on October 15th. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Eclipse – Wired
Swedish hard rock outfit Eclipse are back with album number ten, "Wired," out on Frontiers Records. Read our review here...
REVIEW: Dust Mountain – Hymns For Wilderness
Dust Mountain are releasing Hymns for Wilderness on October 8th via Svart Records. Read our album review here...
REVIEW: Tremonti – Marching In Time
Mark Tremonti's solo project, Tremonti, have released another album, entitled "Marching in Time," via Napalm Records. Read our review here...