Last month I reviewed the new album “What Will Prevail” by German power metallers Thornbridge and they were also kind enough to take the time a short while afterwards to answer some questions I had [Read »]
When we get sent new material to review we a get a big list which gives us the label, band, title of the release, genre and release date. In that order. I mention this because [Read »]
My introduction to Delain was some years ago as one of the opening acts at the 2010 UK edition of Sonisphere. At that stage, though enjoyable, I wouldn’t really have considered them to be peers [Read »]
Often the places that spawn a new genre are the best at producing it. Scandinavia for black metal, USA for thrash, so with power metal it’s no surprise that the best of it has, for [Read »]
I was so excited to get sent this. Again, an element of nostalgia cannot be avoided. I still have my copies of Stoosh and Paranoid and Sunburnt (on tape so I can’t play them on [Read »]
Hailing from London and recently relocated to Wales, Skreamer have been known to me for a number of years now and their popularity is reaching new heights, and consequently more people are rightly taking note. [Read »]
What a treat this was. I won’t deny an element of nostalgia. Especially with “No One Smiled At Me Today”. Reminds me of crowd surfing at a Wildhearts gig in Cambridge when I was 14. [Read »]
This is a pretty decent first attempt from 3-piece Finnish thrashers Overdoze. There’s a lot of raw power which is good, but it needs direction, and if only the mixing was better I could be [Read »]
I have no idea why they called this album ‘Speedway’. Almost every song is a ballad. The pace has nothing about it that could even be remotely linked to that title as far as I [Read »]
Not to be confused with the Italian gothis metal band of the same name. Say ‘German thrash metal’ and a lot of people think of Kreator, Sodom, Destruction etc. There are elements of the former [Read »]
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