Album Reviews
Dive deep into the world of heavy metal and hard rock with our in-depth album reviews. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a newcomer, we cover the latest releases from iconic legends to rising stars. Expect honest, detailed critiques that explore everything from raw musicality and technical prowess to lyrical depth and production quality. Our reviews capture the power, energy, and emotion that make metal and rock genres stand out, offering insights into both classic albums and fresh, boundary-pushing sounds. Stay updated with the best in heavy music, and discover your next favorite album!
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Album Review: ENEMY OF REALITY – Arakhne
Arakhne is one of the best releases in Symphonic Metal that I have listened to in a very long time.…
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Album Review: SEVEN KINGDOMS – Decennium
When we talk about power metal acts, we tend to focus mainly on the European countries that molded and defined…
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Album Review: SCENARIO II – A New Dawn
I want you to picture a desolate post-apocalyptic wasteland, covered by heavy clouds and low lying fog, massive decaying skyscrapers…
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Album Review: SEPULTURA – Machine Messiah
Since the release of 2013’s The Mediator Between Head and Hands Must Be the Heart, Brazilian thrash metal band Sepultura…
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Album Review: SEASON OF ARROWS – Give it to the Mountain
After leaving Static Tension Recordings, Doom band Season of Arrows delayed their forthcoming album, Give it to the Mountain, until…
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Album Review: LATE NIGHT FIGHTS – Jousthouse
From the heart of the great northwest, Minneapolis band Late Night Fights look to break onto the music scene with…
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Album Review: FIREWIND – Immortals
After five years since Firewind’s previous release, Few Against Many, the Greek Power metal band returns in epic fashion with…
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Album/DVD Review: BOWLING FOR SOUP – Acoustic in a Freakin’ English Church
Before we dive into this review of Bowling for Soup’s final show that was recorded for release entitled Acoustic in…
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Album Review: TERRA – Mors Secunda
British Atmospheric Black Metal band, Terra, plan to unleash their highly-anticipated album, Mors Secunda, via Code 666 on December 9th.…
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Album Review: GEORGE MORRIS – George Morris
Detroit-based, George Morris, known for his work as the frontman for The Satin Peaches, became one of the most discussed…
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Album Review: INFINITE EARTHS – Into The Void
Infinite Earths, a progressive technical death metal band hailing from the Sunshine State, make their return in creative fashion with…
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Album Review: DERHEAD – Via
Italian Black Metal band Derhead, released their debut album Via on Polish metal label Via Nocturna at the beginning of…
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Album Review: TRIVIUM – Ember To Inferno: Ab Initio
I remember when Trivium first came out. It feels like years ago, yet at the same time, it feels like…
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Album Review: LAMB OF GOD – The Duke EP
Since the release of 2015’s VII: Sturm Und Drang, we haven’t heard much from Metal legends, Lamb of God. The…
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Album Review: DEVILSKIN – Be Like The River
New Zealand rockers Devilskin established themselves as a household name after their explosive debut with We Rise in 2014. The…
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Album Review: DISCHORDIA – Thanatopsis
Founded in 2010, Oklahoma City Progressive Death Metal Trio, Dischordia, plan to take the metal scene by storm with the…
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Album Review: BROKENRAIL – BrokenRail EP
After a successful debut of their first album Welcome to the Escape lead to a rigorous touring schedule across the…
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Album Review: SLAVES ON DOPE – Horse
Horse sounds a bit more melodic and catchy than previous albums; however, it doesn’t feel pushed or strained at the…
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Album Review: THE PRETTY RECKLESS – Who You Selling For
In my honest opinion this album is The Pretty Reckless’ best work yet. It took me back to a time…
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Album Review: DOPE – Blood Money, Part 1
There are two kinds of Dope fans: you know every song, or you sort of remember “Die Motherfucker Die.” I…