Album review: Lindsay Schoolcraft “Martyr”
Cradle of Filth’s Lindsay Schoolcraft goes solo with a splendid and beautiful debut album in collaboration with former Evanescence man Rocky Gray. Just wow!
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Record Reviews
Album review: Detraktor “Grinder”
Germany-based Detraktor is back with its first full-length studio album filled with relentless thrash metal with some crossover hardcore touches.
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Album review: Prime Creation “Tears of Rage”
Sweden’s Prime Creation gives us great melodies, heavy riffs and a contemporary soundscape on its new album.
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Album review: Michael Schenker Fest “Revelation”
Michael Schenker Fest returns with its second studio album of new material plus some special Japanese bonus tracks.
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Album review: Liv Sin “Burning Sermons”
Sweden’s Liv Sin is back with a terrific hard-hitting yet melodic metal album.
Read MoreAlbum review: Frantic Amber “Bellatrix”
Swedish heavy metal band Frantic Amber returns with a smashing new studio album filled with aggressive vocals and plenty of speedy guitar riffs.
Read MoreAlbum review: Opeth “In Cauda Venenum”
Sweden’s Opeth returns with the new studio album “In Cauda Venenum”, a progressive rock masterpiece.
Read MoreAlbum review: The Dead Daisies “Locked and Loaded – The Covers Album”
New album of classic rock covers by The Dead Daisies.
Read MoreAlbum review: Riot “Live in Japan 2018”
American metal band Riot’s love story with Japan continues with a new live release and upcoming Japan shows.
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Album review: Attentat “Punkhjärta”
Swedish punk rock veterans Attentat are back with a great new album. “Punkhjärta” continues a proud Swedish tradition of power pop-infused shout-along punk rock.
Read MoreAlbum review: Destruction “Born to Perish”
German thrash metal band Destruction is once again a quartet. 35 years after their first demo cassette they are as good as ever. “Born to Perish” is world-class thrash metal.
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Album review: HammerFall “Dominion”
Swedish heavy metal band HammerFall is back with “Dominion”, its eleventh studio album. This band is still all about good-fun and bombastic shout-along melodic heavy metal.
Read MoreAlbum review: Hellsingland Underground “A Hundred Years Is Nothing”
Sweden’s Hellsingland Underground is back with the band’s fifth studio album. This time with a more mature and bigger soundscape with lots and lots of keyboards and piano mixed in with the guitars and Charlie Granberg’s terrific storytelling. The end result is magic.
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