Album Reviews
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Steel Panther – Lower The Bar
Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll – it’s an almighty combination that has been around for hundreds of years, but when it comes to American glam rockers Steel Panther, it’s always been the basis of their entire existence. The...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Ayreon – The Source
By his own admission, legendary musician and songwriter Arjen Anthony Lucassen is complete recluse. He doesn’t even tour his music, he stays in his studio and writes, plays, records, produces and releases music. And who ultimately reaps the rewards...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Blackfield – Blackfield V
In keeping with the enigmatic career of former Porcupine Tree main man Steven Wilson himself, this album is a conundrum wrapped in a mystery. But a highly enjoyable one nonetheless. This time, the man of many talents, and whose...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Pallbearer – Heartless
Since their debut album ‘Sorrow and Extinction’ in 2012, Arkansas doom metal band Pallbearer have proved that they can do no wrong – 5 years later and with their third full-length album on the horizon, they have certainly kept...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Memoriam – For The Fallen
Former Bolt Thrower front man, Karl Willets, needs no introduction to those with even a passing interest in death metal. Willets is back with a new band, a familiar sound and most importantly… the most articulate vocal stylings in...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Sanctuary – Inception
Old School Metal has made quite the comeback of late. Stalwarts of the scene Iron Maiden still wave the 80’s banner high and bands like Steel Panther have taken up this mantle in more recent times (if in a...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Vanishing Point – Tangled in a Dream (Reissue)
Vanishing Point are an institution in Australian heavy music, and are arguably the Australian power metal institution. More than two decades into their career, they are re-issuing their all-time classic Tangled in a Dream album, which originally surfaced 17...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Sirenia – Dim Days of Dolor
Sirenia has always been a band for me that has drawn the short straw. What I mean by that is musically the band has been as brilliant, and if not better than their genre counterparts in Finland’s Nightwish, but...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Body Count – Bloodlust
When I was offered the opportunity to review Bloodlust by Body Count I must admit that I wasn’t sure what to expect. I had heard of the band before, but actually hadn’t heard anything the band had put out...
- Posted 8 years ago
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Dee Snider – We Are The Ones
With a recorded history spanning 35 years, We Are the Ones is a surprisingly contemporary and thoroughly entertaining third solo album from ‘the nicest man in rock’n’roll’, Mr Dee Snider. The storied history of Tri-State legends Twisted Sister has...
- Posted 8 years ago
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