Review: In Flames – Battles
Considering that In Flames are a band that have been writing and producing music for 26 years you may be forgiven for wondering how...
Review: Glenn Hughes – Resonate
They’d have us believe Resonate is one of the heaviest solo albums Glenn Hughes has produced. If we mean heavy as in metal, that...
Review: Metallica – Hardwired… To Self-Destruct
The wait has been insatiable. The hype has been built to breaking point. The anticipation has been off the chart. But after eight long...
Review: Avenged Sevenfold – The Stage
There has been a lot of talk about this album, which was released last month; mostly around its utter lack of promotion or marketing...
Review: Devilment – II – The Mephisto Waltzes
Devilment have made it to a stage very few bands of their breed do: the second album. Countless times we have seen the ‘other...
Review: Civil War – The Last full of Measure
Today a lot of bands sing about battles and battlefields, the enemy, the good guys and nine times out of ten it is sung...
Review: Conceived by Hate – Death and Beyond Morbid
Giving your neck a good workout from the start ‘Crossroad of Fire’ kicks in and takes control. The vocals are raspy, while the music...
Review: Arrowhead – Desert Cult
The start of this thunderous masterpiece is really an audial blaze of passion and very pleasing to the ears. It really hits the gut...
Review: Inire – Cauchemar
The first track is a bit of a dirge truth be known. It ambles, although be it in a slightly melodic vein with a...
Review: Circle of Dust – Machines of our Disgrace
From the off the angst and industrial swipes are engaging and play out with a surge of vengeance and ambiance. The title track 'Machines...
