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Recent Reviews
05.07.12
- Sabaton: Carolus Rex
- Order of Nine: Seventh Year of the Broken Mirror
- Book of Reflections: Relentless Fighter
- Freak Kitchen: Land of Freaks (Reissue)
- Fatal Smile: 21st Century Freaks
- Corsair: Corsair
- Firewind: Few Against Many
- Malice: New Breed of Godz
- Crocs, The: ... And the Cradle Will Croc
04.30.12
- Sonata Arctica: Stones Grow Her Name
- Hasta La Vista Social Club: Melt
- Diablo Swing Orchestra: Pandora's Pinata
- Kill Devil Hill: Kill Devil Hill
- Angel King: World of Pain
- Sweet: New York Connection
- All Too Human: Juggernaut
- Wild Frontier: 2012
- Shadowside: Inner Monster Out
04.23.12
- Baker, Greg: Subversions
- Dakesis: Trial By Fire
- Winter's Verge: Beyond Vengeance
- Bible of the Devil: For the Love of Thugs and Fools
- Steel Assassin: WWII - Metal of Honor
- Monks of Mellonwah: Neurogenesis (EP)
- Kissin' Dynamite: Money Sex & Power
- Crystal Viper: Crimen Excepta
- Adramelch: Lights From Oblivion
- Status Minor: Ourboros
04.16.12
- Unisonic: Unisonic
- Wardrum: Desolation
- Teramaze: Anhedonia
- Mekong Delta: Intersections
- Alias Eye: In Between
- Profusion: Rewotower
- 4Bitten: Delirium
- Trixter: New Audio Machine
- Crazy Lixx: Riot Avenue
- Tyketto: Dig In Deep
04.09.12
- Dimension Act: Manifestation of Progress
- Gekko Projekt: Electric Forest
- Frank: Here Together
- Accept: Stalingrad
- Eyes of Soul: Cyberian Tales
- Hillbilly Vegas: Ringo Manor
- Matuchniak, Peter: Uncover Me
- Centric Jones: The Antikythera Method
04.02.12
- Zodiac n Black: The Aftermyth
- Vulture: Oblivious to Ruin
- Moss, Mike: Cold World Plastic Dream
- Running Wild: Shadowmaker
- Gazpacho: March of Ghosts
- Departure: Hitch A Ride
- Frames: In Via
- Existance: Existance
- Against the Wall: Things Are Not Like They Said
- OHMphrey: Posthaste
03.26.12
- Hard Riot: Living On A Fast Lane
- Murder Bay: Never Was An Angel
- Johnson, Rob: Throw the Sun into the Sea
- Future Shock: Future Shock (EP)
- Vertigo Steps: Surface/Light
- Mugga: Mugga (EP)
- Fear Report: Pandemic
- Hydrogyn: Private Sessions
- Dulcinea: In The Shadow of the Sun
- Metal Scent: Homemade
- Lullacry: Where Angels Fear
03.19.12
- The Scarlet Scourge: EP
- New Eden: Solving for X
- Lonewolf: Army of the Damned
- A Sound of Thunder: Out of the Darkness
- Hemina: Synthetic
- OSI: Fire Make Thunder
- Evenoire: Vitriol
- Bejelit: Emerge
- M-Pire of Evil: Hell to the Holy
- Dark Empire: From Refuge to Ruin
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05.14.2012 : New Music Reviews
Charlie Shred: Charlie Shred
Melodic Heavy/Power Metal
3.5/5.0
Charlie Shred is not a person in the band; not unlike Jethro Tull, it's the name of the band. Possibly, in some sense, it suggests an idea as the album is rife ... [ Read More ]
Athel: Open Your Eyes to Society
Modern (Melodic) Hard/Heavy Rock
4.5/5.0
In the fickle American music scene we're expected to get all lathered up about the latest trendy band. What will pique the interest of the youngster, the Clark ... [ Read More ]
Siva Addiction: Bad Decisions
Modern (Melodic) Hard Rock/Metal
3.5/5.0
The American midwest, the Plains states, have been a hotbed for rock acts over the years. More recently there was crotch rockers Hinder. Welcome fellow Oklahomans ... [ Read More ]
Hardline: Danger Zone
Melodic Hard Rock
4.0/5.0
It's good to have friends in the business. Thanks to the persistence of Frontiers Records, Hardline with vocalist Johnny Gioeli gets another revival in this ... [ Read More ]
Great White: Elation
Melodic Hard Rock
4.0/5.0
Between all the hype and hair of the Eighties Sunset Strip glam rock, it's hard to remember that their were some bands that had an edge. Great White was one of ... [ Read More ]
Wig Wam: Wall Street
Melodic Hard Rock
4.5/5.0
I'll admit, possibly to the chagrin of many, that I'm a fan of Wig Wam, those glam rockers from Norway. The band rose in the early 2000's riding on the cusp of ... [ Read More ]
Polution: Beyond Control
(Melodic) Hard Rock
3.0/5.0
If you read previous reviews of Switzerland's Polution, for their previous album Overheated (2009), some writers decry the similarities to AC/DC and ... [ Read More ]
Mirrormaze: Walkabout
Progressive Power Metal
3.5/5.0
Here's the debut album, Walkabout, from Italy's Mirrormaze. A single listen easily displays what influences their band of progressive metal. Hear ... [ Read More ]
05.07.2012 : New Music Reviews
Order of Nine: Seventh Year of the Broken Mirror
Progressive/Power Metal
4.0/5.0
It's always a pleasure to introduce another Pennsylvania band to the larger international audience. Here's Pittsburgh's Order of Nine with their fifth album ... [ Read More ]
Freak Kitchen: Land of Freaks (Reissue)
Progressive Rock/Metal
4.5/5.0
North America, if you haven't heard of Sweden's Freak Kitchen, I have some good news. Laser's Edge label has acquired the rights to distribute their catalog ... [ Read More ]
Corsair: Corsair
Progressive Rock
4.5/5.0
I'm quite fond of Charlottesville's Corsair. Their melodic, sometimes heavy, progressive rock is always a delight to listen to. Now, after two EP's the band ... [ Read More ]
Firewind: Few Against Many
Melodic Heavy/Power Metal
4.0/5.0
Guitar phenom, Gus G, after a whirlwind stint as Ozzy's go-to axe man, returns with a new Firewind album, Few Against Many. Gus (born: Kostas ... [ Read More ]
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