Tag: album review
REVIEW: Myrkur – Folkesange (Musicalypse Archive)
Folk metal and music lovers have gotten a real treat since MYRKUR debuted in 2015 with "M." The beginning of 2020 meant that this Danish...
REVIEW: Altaria – Divinity (re-release) (Musicalypse Archive)
Fading from the stages after a final show at Nummirock 2016, the Finnish power metallers of ALTARIA have had a recent resurgence, reforming in...
REVIEW: Lucifer – Lucifer III
Swedish/German retro heavy rock lords LUCIFER are soon releasing their third studio album entitled “Lucifer III” via Century Media Records. In recent years, the...
REVIEW: Aeternam – Al Qassam
It's been three years since I've become acquainted with AETERNAM and they quickly became one of my top bands, so naturally, "Al Qassam" has...
PRELISTENING: Smackbound – 20/20
An overall grim atmosphere has taken control of the world, and a lot of people have now been given the gift of time. Hopefully,...
REVIEW: Hedonihil – I
HEDONIHIL is a relatively new band from Finland whose album, “I” was released by Inverse Records in April 2019. Even though, when it comes...
REVIEW: Marianas Rest – Ruins
Kotka natives MARIANAS REST released their sophomore album, “Ruins,” in April last year on Inverse Records, bringing heavy, melodic riffs and a dark brooding...
REVIEW: Lucifer – Lucifer III (Musicalypse Archive)
For the band LUCIFER, there is no need for any introduction. They have established their name in the music scene with their unique retro-like...
REVIEW: In This Moment – Mother (Musicalypse Archive)
Okay, it's time to confess - raise a hand if you've ever written the Los Angeles-based metal group IN THIS MOMENT off as just...
REVIEW: Intronaut – Fluid Existential Inversions
It has been a while since we have been blessed with some new INTRONAUT material. It has been so long that some of the...
REVIEW: Blind Channel – Violent Pop
Oulu-based violent pop act BLIND CHANNEL released their third album "Violent Pop" on 6 March 2020 through Ranka Kustannus. The band is most likely...
REVIEW: Dimman – EP: 152
DIMMAN is a band that draws influence from various genres of music in order to integrate them into their own sound. As such, their...
REVIEW: Progeny of Sun – EP: Progeny of Sun
March 2019 saw the fiery debut of Helsinki-based melodic death metallers PROGENY OF SUN, with their self-titled EP. The band was formed in 2017...
REVIEW: My Dying Bride – The Ghost Of Orion
After what seemed like the end of MY DYING BRIDE due to family issues and band turmoil, these English doom metallers found solace in...
REVIEW: Blind Channel – Violent Pop (Musicalypse Archive)
Musicalypse has been following BLIND CHANNEL since prior to their debut album, "Revolutions," back in 2016 and its followup, "Blood Brothers," in 2018. Even though...
REVIEW: Outlaws – Dixie Highway
When it comes down to Southern rock, the OUTLAWS have been of huge impact, however, the band seems to be easily neglected. While celebrating...
REVIEW: Wishbone Ash – Coat Of Arms
Fifty years ago, WISHBONE ASH first caught attention with the release of their debut album "Wishbone Ash." Ever since, the band has been a...
REVIEW: Hällas – Conundrum
HÄLLAS is a Swedish progressive rock act. While the band was founded in 2011, we're pretty confident the band has somewhat teleported themselves from...
REVIEW: Blåådpalt – Sliced To Perfection
Oulu has done it again. The city spit out a feral entity called BLÅÅDPALT, a promising death metal act. The band is set to...
REVIEW: Night Flight Orchestra – Aeromantic (Musicalypse Archive)
The NIGHT FLIGHT ORCHESTRA has been one of Musicalypse's collective favorite bands since the release of their memorable third album, "Amber Galactic" (2017). With its...