|
Eden Circus - Marula
Review by tea[m]ster |
9.5 |
|
Marula is an album that probably slipped by most atmospheric metal fans in 2014. Read more ›› |
|
|
Apostate - Time Of Terror
Review by Susan |
7.8 |
|
Apostate is "Ukraine's oldest doom band," having formed in 1993. They released only a memorable demo and EP, split in 1998, then re-formed over a decade later and released a debut full-length in 2010, now followed by this sophomore album. Well, they didn't exactly re-form: the bandleader Alexander Kostko came together with a new group of musicians and called it Apostate. You decide if it's the same band or not but one thing... Read more ›› |
|
|
36 Crazyfists - Time And Trauma
Review by Ilham |
5.6 |
|
What makes a really good metalcore album? Read more ›› |
|
|
Abscession - Grave Offerings
Review by Windrider |
7.7 |
|
Death metal. From Sweden. Do I need to say more? Although that's the band's official description on their facebook page, I feel like my job here is to lose some more words for you readers. Almost forgot, the band's name is Abscession and we are discussing their debut album Grave Offerings today. The band is a three-piece orchestra with the usual setup, plus some keyboards. And they are from Sweden. They play death metal. Read more ›› |
|
|
Shepherd - Stereolithic Riffalocalypse
Review by Mr. Doctor |
|
|
- Hey sup, duuuude! Read more ›› |
|
|
Serious Black - As Daylight Breaks
Review by deadone |
7.5 |
|
Super groups are curious creatures. Despite often having superb pedigrees, in many cases they fail to achieve that magical chemistry which might even turn 4 average musicians into something special. In fact too often it's some sort of generic mash up of the members' other project. And with members of Blind Guardian, Helloween and Tad Morose in the band, Serious Black's pedigree is quite illustrious. So the question arises: does Serious Black rise above its origins to create heavy metal that will stand on its own merit? Read more ›› |
|
|
Amniac - Infinite
Review by tea[m]ster |
6.9 |
|
It's not very often I re-visit an album that initially didn't click, even one that's been recently suggested by a friend. This is the case with Greek post-metal band Amniac and their debut release Infinite. Months ago I gave the album a pretty thorough listen and I can usually tell if I dig an album by one play through. Once in a great while, first impressions are hastily made and an album may grow stronger with each reacquaintance.... Read more ›› |
|
|
In Other Climes - Leftover
Review by Ilham |
6.8 |
|
Beautiful albums make cute reviews. Read more ›› |
|
  |
Random stuff
|
RSS feeds
|
