Review: Nai Harvest – Hairball
This Sheffield duo have always been a bit messy. Their 2013 debut full-length 'Whatever' was a boisterous bundle of angsty energy, making waves at a...
Review: Apocalyptica – Shadowmaker
“There’s a lot of possible meanings to the phrase ‘Shadowmaker’, At one level it can be about a person whose energy is so negative...
Review: Withering Soul – Adverse Portrait
A manifestation, in the form of menacing guitars, haunting sound scapes and spectral chants, echoing themes of psychological horror and the supernatural. Withering Soul was...
Review: Incinerate – Eradicating Terrestrial Species
Incinerate formed in 1998 by Scott Ellingboe (Guitars/ Vocals also in Dominion) and Randy Grolemund. Jesse Watson joined shortly after as 2nd guitar and...
Review: Soilwork – Live in the Heart of Helsinki
From the start this live album is filled with explosive exploits and hungry attitude, but hardly surprising for this band whose reign began in 1995 under...
Album Review: Enslaved – In Times
Enslaved have been a corner stone of the black metal scene for nearly fifteen years and in that time they have released thirteen albums,...
Review: Blues Pills – Blues Pills Live
If you're the kind of person who enjoys music festivals you are bound to associate these times with sunshine, memorable instances, your favorite kind...
Review: The Answer – Raise a Little Hell
Not too long ago (2005) when their debut single 'Keep Believin’ became the subject of critical acclaim and led to the response that culminated...
Review: Whiskey Dick – Welcome To Yeehaw Country
On the Urban Dictionary 'Whisky Dick' is described as: "when you've had too much to drink and have a girl back home and cant...
Review: Agnostic Front – The American Dream Died
Track-By-Track Review
Intro
Starts with a simple but urgent message as the sirens wail and deep seated drum beats thump disturbingly.
The American Dream Died
Quite a balanced...
