Review: Golers – South Mountain Style
Founded in 1998 the GOLERS have built up momentum over the course of 4 albums and many tours. 1999's "South Mountain Style" ushered in...
Review: Six Feet Under – Crypt of the Devil
It seems that Tampa Florida is under attack of a demon curse by none other than death metaller’s Six Feet Under who formed in...
Review: Dysentery – Fragments
Formed in 2002, Dysentery was brought together with the intention of forging obscenely brutal death metal. Since the band's inception, they received great acclaim...
Review: Elderoth – Mystic
Formed in 2007, Canadian metallers Elderoth bring you their second studio album, Mystic.
Mystic opens with the very promising intro track ‘Within’. After a few...
Review: Chunk! No, Captain Chunk! – Get Lost, Find Yourself
What has happened to the music world and so called labels otherwise known as genres!? If you're like me and enjoy having some sort...
Review: Secrets of the Sky – Pathway
Secrets of the Sky 'Pathway' is out now via Metal Blade Records.
Hailing from Oakland California Secrets of the Sky formed in 2010 and it...
Review: Godsized – Heavy lies the Crown
The band has played hundreds of shows in countless countries across Europe and supported many of their heroes (Black Label Society, Life of Agony,...
Review: Coathanger Abortion – Observations of Humanity
Coathanger Abortion 'Observations of Humanity' is out 2nd June 2015 via Comatose Records.
COATHANGER ABORTION formed in 2000 and have already established themselves as one...
Review: Enforcer – From Beyond
Swedish die-hard heavy metallers Enforcer came into being, back in 2004 and released their first full length album, Into The Night, in 2008. Since...
Review: Kamelot – Haven
As you listen to Haven, there is more than one occasion where you could be forgiven for imagining lead singer Tommy Karevik stood in a...
