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Recent Reviews
09.07.2017
- The Tangent: The Slow Rust Of Forgotten Machinery
- ToJa: V
- Freight Train: I
- Edguy: Monuments
- Scout Killers: Deception (EP)
- Ten: Gothica
02.07.2017
- All 41: The World's Best Hope
- Riverdogs: California
- Excalion: Dream Alive
- Orden Ogan: Gunmen
- Discipline: Captives Of The Wine Dark Sea
- Insatia: Phoenix Aflame
25.06.2017
- Altair: Descending - A Devilish Comedy
- Taz Taylor Band: Pressure And Time
- That Rock Guy: Nothin' To Lose
- The Fill Ins: The Time Is Now (EP)
- Tuesday The Sky: Drift
- 42 Decibel: Overloaded
18.06.2017
- Psychosomatic Cowboys: From Here To Hell
- Wizard: Fallen Kings
- Iced Earth: Incorruptible
- Overkhaos: Beware Of Truth
- Gentle Knife: Clock Unwound
- Bent Knee: Land Animal
11.06.2017
- Niviane: The Druid King
- Walpyrgus: Walpyrgus Nights
- Valor: Arrogance: The Fall
- Destructor: Decibel Casaulties
- A Hero For The World: West To East Pt. 1
- Soulspell: The Second Big Bang
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New Music Reviews
Warner Drive: Till The Wheels Fall Off
Melodic Hard Rock
5.0/5.0
How does a Hollywood band end up on a Swedish record label with Swedish distribution and then have promotion from a German public relations joint? Beats me ... [ Read More ]
Shadowside: Shades Of Humanity
Modern Heavy Metal
3.0/5.0
While I didn't care much for Shadowside's turn to a more modern metal sound with 2011's Inner Monster Out, the album garnered more than a little international ... [ Read More ]
Wraith: Revelation
Melodic Hard Rock/Metal
5.0/5.0
The history of England's Wraith dates back to 1987, but apparently, as of the last 20 years, they like to release a studio album every ten years. Their last album was ... [ Read More ]
Quiet Riot: Road Rage
Melodic Hard Rock
5.0/5.0
Iconic American heavy metal band Quiet Riot makes their return with their thirteenth studio album, Road Rage and a new vocalist in James Durbin. Do know that name? ... [ Read More ]
World Trade: Unify
Melodic Progressive Rock
3.5/5.0
After a 22 year hiatus, Unify marks the return of melodic progressive rock band World Trade. The band was formed in 1989 by guitarist Bruce Gowdy and the ... [ Read More ]
Blazing Rust: Armed To Exist
Heavy Metal
4.0/5.0
From St. Petersburg, the hometown of Vladimir Putin, comes the heavy metal band Blazing Rust. Formed in 2014, the band quickly cut a two song demo, Blazing Rust ... [ Read More ]
Snow: At Last
Melodic Hard Rock
4.5/5.0
It's time for another look into the "They Should Have Been Big!" file. Started in 1973 as Speed Of Light by the Cavazo brothers, guitarist Carlos and bassist Tony ... [ Read More ]
Galderia: Return Of The Cosmic Men
Melodic/Heavy/Power Metal
4.5/5.0
Though I've reviewed bands from France, it's not the first country I think of for heavy metal. But they do exist with bands such as Fairyland, Adagio, and Nightmare ... [ Read More ]
Tower Of Babel: Lake Of Fire
Neoclassical Melodic/Heavy/Power Metal
4.0/5.0
Stepping away, perhaps briefly, from his solo instrumental albums, guitar wizard Joe Stump has found time to form a new band, Tower Of Babel. The band is another ... [ Read More ]
Prospekt: The Illuminated Sky
Progressive Power Metal
5.0/5.0
Once more we revisit the "Where have they been?" file folder to consider Prospekt. Almost four years from their well-received debut album, The Colourless Sunrise ... [ Read More ]
Soul Secret: Babel
Progressive Metal
3.5/5.0
With a history dating to 2004 and three albums under their belts, Italy's Soul Secret returns with their fourth studio album Babel on Germany's Pride & Joy Music ... [ Read More ]
The Tangent: The Slow Rust Of Forgotten ...
Melodic Progressive Rock
5.0/5.0
The Tangent has been consistently releasing albums, studio and live, since 2003, but I haven't been pitched an album since 2011's Comm, a pretty good album ... [ Read More ]
ToJa: V
Melodic Hard Rock
4.0/5.0
Formed in 1997 by the "To" and "Ja" of vocalist Tommy Rinn and guitarist Jan Thielking, Toja celebrate 20 years making melodic hard rock in Germany. They celebrate by ... [ Read More ]
Freight Train: I
AOR Melodic Hard Rock
4.0/5.0
Rimini Italy, a popular vacation destination for many Italians, boasts the largest beach resort on Adriatic Sea. It's also the home to Freight Train, a new AOR ... [ Read More ]
Album of the Week
Though I've reviewed bands from France, it's not the first country I think of for heavy metal. But they do exist with bands such as Fairyland, Adagio, and Nightmare to name a few. (Curiously when doing a Google search for "French heavy ... [ Read More ]
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The last we heard from England's Change Of Heart was in 2005, better than 10 years ago. The promising AOR melodic rock formed by vocalist, guitarist, and principal songwriter Alan Clark makes a comeback with Last Tiger, released by Escape Music, the label that kick started the band's early career ... [ Read More ]