Tag: album review
REVIEW: Caligula’s Horse – Rise Radiant (Musicalypse Archive)
CALIGULA'S HORSE is an acclaimed band in the neoprog community these days. Their third album, "Bloom" (2015), was a huge success both commercially and...
REVIEW: Oceanhoarse – The Damage – LIVE!
Finnish heavy metal act OCEANHOARSE is already widely talked about in the local scene, but also recently conquered the stages of Europe during their...
REVIEW: TreaTmenT – Sagacity
According to The Cambridge Dictionary, ”sagacity” is a term that stands for the quality of having/showing understanding and the ability to make good judgments....
REVIEW: Illumishade – Eclyptic: Wake of Shadows
Side-projects give us a glimpse into the artistic and creative world of musicians, a world that they might not be able to explore fully...
REVIEW: Feminazgûl – No Dawn for Men
Black metal, in all of its extremity, has always been about pushing boundaries, making the listener uncomfortable, and spreading any form of unease. So,...
REVIEW: Alestorm – Curse of the Crystal Coconut (Musicalypse Archive)
Pirate metal is no novelty these days, thanks to Scottish pirate-themed metal band ALESTORM, who debuted on the scene back in 2008 with the...
REVIEW: Ayreon – Electric Castle Live (And Other Tales) (Musicalypse Archive)
Finally, some fucking quality.
I could honestly just stop right there, link to the report of the live show, and stop writing about this, since...
Interview with Haken — “We’re not bouncing around three chords.”
British progressive rockers HAKEN will release their new studio album, "Virus," on 5 June 2020. We had the chance to sit down and talk to vocalist Ross Jennings...
REVIEW: One Desire – Midnight Empire
Finnish melodic rock band ONE DESIRE released their self-titled debut in 2017, to massive acclaim from fans and critics alike. Hit single “Hurt” gathered...
REVIEW: Caligula’s Horse – Rise Radiant
Australian progressive metal band CALIGULA’S HORSE is set to release their newest studio album titled “Rise Radiant” on 22 May 2020 via Inside Out...
REVIEW: Haken – Virus
London-based sextet HAKEN recently announced the release of their new album, "Virus," to be out on 5 June 2020 through InsideOut Music. The concept...
REVIEW: Sinisthra – The Broad and Beaten Way (Musicalypse Archive)
It seems that there is something magical in the air during this specific coronavirus spring. It's definitely something more than just those tiny viral...
REVIEW: One Desire – Midnight Empire (Musicalypse Archive)
With the new ban on public events, Musicalypse can do naught but listen to new upcoming albums, or so it seemed in March/April. ONE...
REVIEW: Alestorm – Curse of the Crystal Coconut
There are few bands that cause so much debate within the folk metal subgenre as ALESTORM. Are they folk metal? Is pirate metal a...
REVIEW: Sonus Corona – Time is Not on Your Side
Formed in 2011 in Turku, the progressive metal act SONUS CORONA released their sophomore album "Time is Not on Your Side" in November 2019...
REVIEW: Nicumo – Inertia
Formed by guitarist Atte Jääskelä in Northern Finland in 2007, NICUMO went through some transformations and line-up changes but finally stabilized itself in 2009....
REVIEW: Somehow Jo! – Tusk
In the couple of months that the Finnish alternative/progressive metal act SOMEHOW JO! have released their latest album, "Tusk," I've heard nothing but good...
REVIEW: Joviac – Here and Now
Haven't heard yet of the Finnish progressive metal act JOVIAC? You aren't the first - we were introduced to the band through their label,...
REVIEW: Sinisthra – The Broad and Beaten Way
Finnish rock band SINISTHRA has been in various stages of existence since 1999 and released their debut album “Last of the Stories of Long...
REVIEW: Paradise Lost – Obsidian (Musicalypse Archive)
Classic Gothic metal legends PARADISE LOST are back on the scene once again, celebrating their sixteenth studio album in their impressive 30-year career! I’ve...