Single review: Dambusters “All the Way to Your Heart”
With pedigree from Cactus, Quiet Riot, Dee Snider and Noisy Mama, American band Dambusters play straightforward, but groovy, rock’n’roll. Their first single is out today.
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Record Reviews
Album review: Xentrix “Bury the Pain”
British band Xentrix is back with a new line-up and a terrific album of excellent thrash metal.
Read MoreAlbum review: The Rods “Brotherhood of Metal”
American band The Rods, fronted by former Elf guitarist David “Rock” Feinstein, is back with a new studio album filled with classic metal.
Read MoreAlbum review: Dogface “From the End to the Beginning”
Sweden’s Dogface, with Mats Levén behind the microphone, calls it quits and marks the occasion with a terrific compilation album combining 1970s-style bluesy hard rock with 1980s-style AOR.
Read MoreAlbum review: Extrema “Headbanging Forever”
Italian thrash metal band Extrema returns with a new singer and a hard-hitting new album.
Read MoreAlbum review: Corrosive Sweden “Blood and Panic”
Corrosive Sweden has released a smashing new album filled with a modern Scandinavian mix of aggressive and melodic metal.
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Album review: Grand Magus “Wolf God”
Swedish heavy metal trio Grand Magus’ ninth album is filled with muscle rock built on thunderous drums, doomy riffs and JB Christoffersson’s voice.
Read MoreAlbum review: Savage Messiah “Demons”
Modern British metal band Savage Messiah returns with a new album combining the proud British heavy metal tradition with contemporary melodic touches.
Read MoreAlbum review: Kampfar “Ofidians Manifest”
Kampfar, one of the best extreme metal bands to ever come out of Scandinavia, is back with an epic new album.
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Album review: Whitesnake “Flesh & Blood”
David Coverdale returns with “Flesh & Blood”, Whitesnake’s 13th studio album. He has a bag full of new songs and Tommy Aldridge, Reb Beach, Joel Hoekstra, Michael Devin and Michele Luppi backing him up.
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Album review: Enforcer “Zenith”
Swedish band Enforcer is back a fabulous melodic heavy metal album which is a bit more varied than its earlier efforts.
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Album review: Zephyra “Fall. Rise. Conquer.”
Sweden’s Zephyra serves up a mix of melodic and brutal metal on a new album which also gives us a couple of songs in Swedish and a brave Metallica cover.
Read MoreAlbum review: Inculter “Fatal Visions”
Norwegian band Inculter gives us a classic-sounding 1980s thrash metal assault on their terrific new studio album.
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