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REVIEW: Soen – Lotus

The Swedish progressive metal act SOEN entered the metal scene with their 2012 release Cognitive. The supergroup is now ready to present their fourth...

REVIEW: Swallow The Sun – When A Shadow Is Forced Into...

Swallow The Sun, one of Finland’s finest melodic doom metal acts release their new album “When A Shadow Is Forced Into The Light” on 25 January...

REVIEW: Wolfhorde – Hounds Of Perdition

I remember the first time I heard Wolfhorde. I stumbled upon their single “Doctor Of The Plague” a little while ago. I was immediately blown away by how...

17.01.2019 Arion @ Tavastia, Helsinki

Symphonic power metal band Arion recently released their highly anticipated sophomore album “Life Is Not Beautiful”. Months later, the band decided that it was time to have...

REVIEW: Lost In Grey – The Waste Land

Finnish theatrical metal act LOST IN GREY from Hyvinkää are finally ready to release their sophomore album “The Waste Land” on January 11th, 2019, through Reaper Entertainment. The band, inspired by...

Gloomy Grim – EP: Obscure Metamorphosis

When this EP hit my inbox, I instantly thought to myself: “Hooray! Gloomy Grim! New material! Must review!” It sure took me a while to...

REVIEW: Crimson Day – At The Mountains Of Madness

Earlier this year Crimson Day contacted me for a review for their album “At The Mountains Of Madness”. An album they released earlier this year. Even...

REVIEW: Where’s My Bible – M’n’R

Formed in 2014 in Heinola, Where’s My Bible has so far marched a successful path towards releasing their debut album “M’n’R”, which came out earlier this year. In...

REVIEW: Frosttide – EP Decedents – Enshrined

Finnish melodic death metal band Frosttide has released a new version of their EP “Decedents – Enshrined”, that is completely remixed and remastered at Finnvox Studios. The...

Interview Flat Earth – “More rock, less work!”

A little while before the release of Flat Earth’s debut album “None For One”, we had the chance to sit down with Niclas Etelävuori...

REVIEW: Flat Earth – None For One

Something a lot of people have been waiting for was the release of Flat Earth’s debut album “None For One”. The supergroup featuring Niclas Etelävuori (ex-Amorphis), Mika “Gas...

REVIEW: Rave The Reqviem – Fvneral [sic]

Rave The Reqviem recently released their new album “FVNERAL ”, this time with a new addition to the band: new singer The Seraph links her versatile rock voice...

REVIEW: Tocornal – Before The Satellites

Tocornal, a band hailing from Kuopio, plays heartbreak rock. A genre that they invented themselves due to their lyrical themes. Even though the band...

REVIEW: Behemoth – I Loved You At Your Darkest

After an album as anthemic as “The Satanist”, Behemoth is back with their 11th full-length album “I Loved You At Your Darkest”. Not an easy task, but the...

REVIEW: Northward – Northward

Over 10 years ago, at   2007, Floor Jansen (Nightwish) and Jørn Viggo Lofstad (Pagan’s Mind) had an idea to collaborate together, this is how Northward originally was born. However, the duo had...

REVIEW: Arion – Life Is Not Beautiful

In 2014 the power metal act ARION released their debut album “Last Of Us,” which was an instant hit in the Finnish metal scene. The album was...

REVIEW: Leverage – EP: The Devil’s Turn

It has been almost ten years since Leverage released their last album “Circus Colossus”. After nearly a decade of hibernation, the band is back for more with...

REVIEW: Kuona – Kaksivaara

The history of Kuona is long and goes back all the way to 2006 when they released their EP “Ärsyttävä”, some EPs and singles later the band...

REVIEW: Konkuered – EP: Kingdom Fall

Konkuered, is a Helsinki-based atmospheric metal act. The band recently released their EP “Kingdom Fall”, centered around the theme of dictatorship and dystopia. One or...

REVIEW: Spiritraiser – Inspiral

Spiritraiser was formed in Helsinki in 2010. It includes members from Sleep of Monsters and Profane Omen. The band themselves describes their music as atmospheric rock, combining the versatile...