Tag: music review
REVIEW: Siena Root – Revelation
Sienna Root's newest album, "Revelation," is coming out on February 24th, 2023, via Atomic Fire Records. Check out our review of this knockout album here...
REVIEW: Insomnium – Anno 1696
Insomnium are back with "Anno 1696," a concept album that revolves around Scandinavian history, witchcraft, and religion. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: The Abbey – Word of Sin
The Abbey are a progressive doom ensemble from Finland, with their new release, "Word of Sin," coming out via Season of Mist on February 17th. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Heidevolk – Wederkeer
Dutch folk metallers Heidevolk are back after a 5-year break with "Wederkeer" on February 24th, via Napalm Records. Check out the album review here...
REVIEW: Oceanhoarse – Heads Will Roll
Oceanhoarse are still keeping it real and doing their own thing, now with their sophomore album, "Heads Will Roll," coming out via Noble Demon Records on February 17th. Check out the album review here...
REVIEW: eMolecule – The Architect
eMolecule - made up of Simon Collins and Kelly Nordstrom - are releasing their first offering as a prog rock duo, "The Architect," via InsideOut Music on February 10th, 2023. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: In Flames – Foregone
Swedish metal outfit In Flames are back with another studio album, "Foregone," on February 10th via Nuclear Blast. Check out our review here...
SONG(S) OF THE DAY: Classless Act – All the Young Dudes...
Classless Act return with a dual-single of David Bowie covers, for today's Song(s) of the Day! Enjoy...
REVIEW: Delain – Dark Waters
After a period of uncertainty as to Delain's future, the Dutch symphonic metal outfit is back with a new line-up and a new album, "Dark Waters," cementing their place in the scene. The album will be released on February 10th, via Napalm Records. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: DeWolff – Love, Death & In Between
Modern R&B masters of vintage, Dewolff, are releasing "Love, Death, & In Between" on February 3rd, 2023, via Mascot Label Group, but you can read our review already here...
REVIEW: Xandria – The Wonders Still Awaiting
German symphonic metal outfit Xandria are back in splendid form with "The Wonders Still Awaiting." The album is releasing on February 3 via Napalm Records. Read our review here...
REVIEW: …And Oceans – As in Gardens, so in Tombs
...And Oceans released "As in Gardens, So in Tombs" via Season of Mist on January 27th, 2023. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Uriah Heep – Chaos & Colour
Uriah Heep are back with their 25th(!) studio album tomorrow, "Chaos & Colour," out through Silver Lining Music. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: Steve Vai – Vai/Gash
If you don't know the story behind Stever Vai's new album, "Vai/Gash," which is out January 27th via Favored Nations and Mascot Label Group, you should definitely check it out, along with our review of the album, here...
REVIEW: Suasion – The Infinite
With the coming of the new year, there is also an influx of new releases, as new albums generally tend to stop coming out...
REVIEW: Crowne – Operation Phoenix
Sweden's Crowne are getting ready to unleash some more of that melodic hard rock that they do so well with their sophomore album, "Operation Phoenix," which is coming out on January 27, via Frontiers Records. Check out our review here...
REVIEW: No Kings – EP: The Remedy
No Kings released their EP, "The Remedy," late September 2023. Check out our review here...
(2013) Riverside – Shrine of New Generation Slaves
Yesterday, Riverside released "ID.entity," but on this day in 2013, they released "Shrine of New Generation Slaves." As such, we thought we'd check it out for its 10th anniversary! Read the classic album review here...
FEATURED SINGLE(S): Celeri – Hyper & Send It
We like to keep an eye on Occult Cats, so we were pleased to find a new single from one of their local artists, Celeri. The new single, "SEND IT," was released today, so check it out as our Featured Single...
REVIEW: Beyond the Black – Beyond the Black
Germany's Beyond the Black have released their eponymous album on January 13th via Nuclear Blast. Check out our review here...