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REVIEW: Polaris – The Death of Me

POLARIS is an Australian metalcore band from Sydney that outgrew the underground scene and swiftly rose to international acclaim. After the successful EP “The...

REVIEW: Kvelertak – Splid

The Norwegian black ’n’ roll outfit KVELERTAK has never done an error when it comes to their discography. Each one of their albums contains...

REVIEW: Velvet Ocean – Purposes and Promises

VELVET OCEAN is a fresh band emerging from Northern Finland, hailing from Oulu, which also birthed internationally acclaimed bands such as KALMAH and CATAMENIA....

REVIEW: Avenie – EP: Stigmata

Founded in Tampere, AVENIE is an atmospheric melodic death metal band. The band has previously released their debut album "Sombre Embrace" in 2011, so...

REVIEW: Lost Society – No Absolution (Musicalypse Archive)

LOST SOCIETY have been kicking up a storm since they debuted onto the scene some 10 or so years ago. Having enjoyed their sets...

REVIEW: Demons & Wizards – III (Musicalypse Archive)

Created in 1998 by Hansi Kürsch of BLIND GUARDIAN and Jon Schaffer of ICED EARTH, DEMONS & WIZARDS is known to many power metal...

REVIEW: Psychotic Waltz – The God-Shaped Void

American progressive metal pioneers PSYCHOTIC WALTZ were a very prolific band in the ’90s, releasing four fantastic albums between 1990 and 1996. After a...

REVIEW: Demons & Wizards – III

After waiting for long fifteen years, we finally have a new DEMONS & WIZARDS album, the international super band that, as we all know,...

REVIEW: Verikalpa – Tuoppitanssi

Have you ever wondered what FINNTROLL would sound like drunk… or, well... drunker?  Have you ever thought it'd be cool to listen to KORPIKLAANI,...

PRELISTENING: Five Finger Death Punch – F8 (Musicalypse Archive)

In an unusual turn of events, FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH recently went on tour with MEGADETH as their special guest. This tour came through Helsinki on January...

REVIEW: Lost Society – No Absolution

Four years after the release of their critically acclaimed "Braindead," LOST SOCIETY return with a brand new album "No Absolution," out on 21 February...

PRELISTENING: Nightwish – Human. :||: Nature. (Musicalypse Archive)

At the onset of 2020, symphonic/melodic metal fans had something to look forward to: the release of NIGHTWISH's ninth studio album, "Human. :||: Nature."...

REVIEW: Lovebites – Electric Pentagram

In what is already their third full-length studio release in only four years, Japanese power metal heroines LOVEBITES are back on track with “Electric...

REVIEW: The Silenced – Orator

Finland is a country known for its many metal acts, they come in all sorts of forms, lineups, and genres. The overabundance makes it...

REVIEW: Sepultura – Quadra

The Brazilian super force SEPULTURA has had an undeniable impact on today's metal scene, and need no introduction. For 35 years now the thrash/groove...

REVIEW: Delain – Apocalypse & Chill

In my teenage years, the Dutch symphonic metal act DELAIN definitely played a big role. Their debut album "Lucidity" includes some of my all-time...

REVIEW: Serious Black – Suite 226

The international ensemble SERIOUS BLACK strikes again with their fourth studio release in five years, entitled "Suite 226". The band, which originally brought together...

REVIEW: Lordi – Killection

Everyone has that one band that got them into heavy music. For some it was BLACK SABBATH, for others it was METALLICA or maybe...

REVIEW: Drakum – Zombie Dragons from Outer Space

After six years of waiting, the Spanish folk metal band from Barcelona has released their second full-length album. Now, I know what you're thinking,...

REVIEW: Šamane – Kaukana Virtaa Eufrat

"Kaukana Virtaa Eufrat" ("Far away flows Eufrat") is the experimental debut album of a musical project created by Finnish solo artist Saara Šamane. If I would have to label...