Russkaja are back in town, and despite carrying with them an album of ‘Peace’, it looks as though they are here to conquer! We review the new effort, ‘Peace, Love & Russian Roll‘.
Album Review: Russkaja – Peace, Love & Russian Roll
Album Review: Powerwolf – Blessed & Possessed
The wolves are back in town, and although it hasn’t been a particularly absence, they are howling again! We review the new album, ‘Blessed & Possessed’.
DVD Review: Dragonforce – In The Line of Fire
Dragonforce are a band that are certainly entertaining and feel-good on record, but it’s their live shows that we need to see to truly comprehend this band. Finally the band have released a live DVD to answer all the fan’s questions – ‘can they really do that live’?
Album Review : Cradle Of Filth – Hammer Of The Witches
As the saying goes revenge is a dish best served cold. Having waded through various line up changes, Cradle Of Filth return for their Nuclear Blast debut. Common fodder among the Gothic underworld the subject of witchcraft has always been pertinent. Yet only one side of the story has been illustrated, with Hammer Of The Witches the band aim to show the other side of the coin. Though the album might not be strictly conceptual the same determination that the Witches have for revenge is shared by the band with this their rebirth.
Album Review : Between The Buried And Me – Coma Ecliptic
A staple in the make up Prog’s DNA. The concept album is an artists secret weapon. Based upon creating not only a narrative but a universe in itself. Distilled until the time is right to bring reality crashing down and escape once again through another listen. Beginning as an almost hardcore act, Between The Buried And Me have had a natural growth. Slowly maturing from the all out assault that was The Silent Circus, creating more thought provoking albums with each release and it was all leading up to their finest hour, Coma Ecliptic.
Album Review: Lindemann – Skills In Pills
So what does a collaboration between Till Lindemann and Peter Tägtgren sound like? Let’s find out…
Album Review : August Burns Red – Found In Far Away Places
We see what our Metalcore chef’s have cooked up this year, will it be another auto pilot effort or a return to form for the band…
Album Review : Cut Up – Forensic Nightmares
Formed of the grisly remains of Vomitory, we welcome Cut Up a brand new Death Metal band that will have fans of Old School Death Metal reeling.