Album Reviews

Killing Addiction managed to convey that true old school feeling proving that the long-established death metal bands are fully mindful of delivering their signature style.
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From times before the great heavy metal cataclysm of the grunged nineties Blazon Rite leads us into the ‘Endless Halls of Golden Totem’.
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Warmoon Lord masterly conjures orcish themes and fantastic symphonies on the sophomore effort 'Battlesspells'.
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What makes this show so awesome, is how much the crowd interacts with the band. You hear Christopher Bowes sing just as loud without a mic, you hear the crowd in the background. Amazing.
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This album is special because all the members of Helloween are now playing together for the first time, something that fans have long been waiting for or only could dream of. The good news is that the band likes this line up too and Helloween is planning to release more music with it.
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'Humanoid' is by far one of the best EPs released this year. If you are into old-school brutal death metal, then I recommend checking out their latest effort.
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'Rat°God' is the most characteristic death metal album released this year. Its distinctive songwriting style accurately displays what the Floridian bands achieved back in time.
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'Dy'th Requiem for the Serpent Telepath' is a lengthy album, containing twelve songs that combine into a seventy-seven minutes mystical overture. The album is built on lofty musical arrangements that manifest in different tones of atonal symphony.
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Atreyu delivers a mix of passion, rhythm and guitar riffs with motivational lyrics and drive while maintaining it easy to jam!
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Marianas Rest seeks to expand and critique melancholic melodic death metal on their sophomore album.
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