Album review: BPMD – American Made
‘American Made’ is the most fun your ears could possibly have this year Supergroups are a tough call. More often
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Author: John Morrow
Album review: Lamb of God – Lamb of God
Lamb of God’s self titled is a defining album in the band’s discography and one that will drop jaws as
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Album review: Sarcófago – Hate (Reissue)
Hate is the record that defines the strengths of Sarcófago and, with this new remaster, it’s high time that it
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Album review: Trivium – What The Dead Men Say
What The Dead Men Say is the quality, defined record that Trivium fans have been waiting for since 2005’s Ascendancy
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Album review: Paradise Lost – Obsidian
Paradise Lost make their mark and give everything they’ve got on ‘Obsidian’, and it’s easily one of the best in
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Album review: Witchcraft – Black Metal
Black Metal is an intimate journey into the psyche of Magnus Pelander that, while well-performed, fails to resonate in its
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Album review: Me And That Man – New Man, New Songs, Same Shit, Vol. 1
‘New Man’ is a fun ride that has some truly stellar moments on it and is easily a step up
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Album review: Onhou – Endling
Onhou are a recent addition to the doom scene, having started up in 2016 and releasing their self-titled EP in
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Album review: Esoteric – A Pyrrhic Existence
There are few funeral doom bands that can boast a prolific existence of 27 years in which they have released
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Album review: Blind Guardian – ‘Twilight Orchestra: Legacy Of The Dark Lands’
There’s absolutely no denying the legacy or importance of Blind Guardian in the annals of heavy metal history. This is
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