Tag: album review
REVIEW: RiESA – EP: Paholaisen Musiikkia
The mash-up of Metal, Punk, and Horror that upcoming Seinäjokian band RiESA bring is right up my alley! We did an interview with them...
REVIEW: Crow’s Flight – The Storm
Last month, on the 4th of October, Melodic Metal band CROW'S FLIGHT released their sophomore album, wittingly called "The Storm", as awaited follow-up to...
REVIEW: Ikinä – Milleniaalin itsehoito-opas epävarmaan aikuisuuteen
Pop/Punk/Metal hybrid IKINÄ has been stirring the pot lately with their unique, refreshing sound. The Finnish five-piece from Kouvola have recently released a rebellious...
REVIEW: Celesti Alliance – Hybrid Generation
As odd as it may sound starting a review with hopes and expectations, I must admit that I can’t help seeing CELESTI ALLIANCE as...
REVIEW: LINDEMANN – F & M
The German-Swedish duo made up of brilliant seasoned musicians Till Lindemann (RAMMSTEIN) and Peter Tägtgren (HYPOCRISY, PAIN, ex-BLOODBATH) has released their second album titled "F...
REVIEW: Hyperomm – Transcendence
HYPEROMM, a one-man melodic death metal infused studio project, lead by multi-instrumentalist Anton Trubin, recently released its second full-length album "Transcendence" in September 2019....
REVIEW: Agnostic Front – Get Loud!
I know and respect AGNOSTIC FRONT as icons and well-established, invaluable pioneers of the hardcore punk/crossover genre. The NYC-based band has been a major...
REVIEW: Metal De Facto – Imperium Romanum
METAL DE FACTO shook up the Finnish metal scene with the promise of making power metal great again. The Finnish band consists out of some...
REVIEW: Eskimo Callboy – Rehab
If you are into the Metalcore genre, chances are quite high you have come across a German band called ESKIMO CALLBOY. Their first EP...
REVIEW: Ike Rann – Synchronized
Growing up in sunny Los Angeles as a child of a classical composer and an opera singer, IKE RANN has managed to forge his...
REVIEW: Cyhra – No Halos In Hell
Consisting out some well-known faces from the European metal industry, CYHRA managed to surprise the whole world with their debut "Letters to Myself", released...
REVIEW: Oceanhoarse – EP: Voluntary Bends
We have been following OCEANHOARSE ever since their debut show at Nosturi when they were still very much a mystery to us. From the...
REVIEW: Blackstar Halo – Siren
Ah, Autumn. The perfect season to party. And by party I mean huddle up indoors with a fleece blanket and my cat, listening to...
REVIEW: Blind Guardian Twilight Orchestra – Legacy of the Dark Lands
For as long as I have known the band, BLIND GUARDIAN has promised to release an orchestral album. The time finally has come for...
REVIEW: Nile – Vile Nilotic Rites
Formed in 1993 in South Carolina, the technical death metal act NILE has returned after their last release "What Should Not Be Unearthed" dating from 2015. In...
REVIEW: Phil Campbell – Old Lions Still Roar
A couple of weeks ago, I saw PHIL CAMPBELL AND THE BASTARD SONS as a support act to GLENN HUGHES. There was mention then...
REVIEW: Rings Of Saturn – Gidim
Originally starting as a side project, RINGS OF SATURN went from being a studio project to a fully-fledged touring band. The extreme metal band...
REVIEW: Alcest – Spiritual Instinct
The music of ALCEST was a mystery to me, I discovered the band through my Facebook news feed, as people kept posting about the...
REVIEW: Leprous – Pitfalls
Norwegian progressive heroes LEPROUS are about to release their sixth full-length album “Pitfalls” via Inside Out Music/Century Media Records. After the critical acclaim received...
REVIEW: Alter Bridge – Walk The Sky
For over 15 years, ALTER BRIDGE has been at the forefront of combining hard rock and heavy metal and making it their own genre....