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Cultura Tres publish new video for Hole In Your Head
This video is inspired by fear, the fear of religion. This fear has many faces, and its devastating, divisive hatred has infected our world in the past. Now it seems to be lurking just around [Read »]
Album Reviews
Place Vendome – Close to the Sun
Michael Kiske is surely one the best German metal vocalists to ever walk the Earth. His talent alone has helped elevate many albums to something extraordinary. However, in this case he’s only able to rescue [Read »]
Album Reviews
Asia – Symfonia
This might very well be the last of Asia, as the world lost another artist when John Wetten passed away in January of this year. He was the guy holding things together in Asia, and his [Read »]
Album Reviews
Stormhammer – Welcome To the End
There are several bands with the word storm in it. This one is a German band releasing their sixth album. When I volunteered to review this album, I made a little mistake. I only read [Read »]
Album Reviews
Pillorian – Obsidian Arc
It’s always interesting when a musician who’s made a big impact within their respective field of music decides to finish it up and have a clean slate. Such is the case with former Agalloch vocalist/guitarist [Read »]
Album Reviews
Moonloop – Devocean
If you have ever read any of my reviews, you’ve probably noticed that I like to describe things using comparisons. I’ve never been one for superfluous words, so I feel comparisons translate the most effectively [Read »]
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Comaniac premiere new video
Pure riff brutality is probably the most efficient way to describe the new thrash masterpiece from Comaniac. With ‘Coal,’ the Swiss riff squad isn’t sparing with showing off their guitar work, that is bursting through [Read »]
Album Reviews
Chickenfoot – Best + Live
Decisions of record companies do not always make sense. Take this release for instance. Chickenfoot has only released two studio albums and a live album, so this new best of and live double album doesn’t [Read »]
Album Reviews
Tokyo Motor Fist – Tokyo Motor Fist
When two hard rock dinosaurs like Tod Poley (Vocals, Danger Danger) and Steve Brown (Guitars, Trixter) get together to record an album, it’s really no surprise that the result is first class 80s inspired hard [Read »]