All posts by David Fonseca

Ecclesiastic fire from Hell!

A cover for Battleroar's Petrichor. We see an armored Knight bending on one knee looking up to the sky and clouds part and suns shine through. Rain is beginning to fall.

Battleroar – Petrichor Review

[Cover art by Mars Triumph] Petrichor, the sixth full length album from Greece’s epic metal stalwarts Battlelore, commences with the sound of rain and an invitation to reflect. That word, “petrichor,” is a relatively new

Archspire – Too Fast To Die Review

[Album artwork by Shindy Reehal] Back in 1978, upon the release of their self-titled debut, Village Voice rock critic Robert Christgau panned Van Halen for making music that “belongs on an aircraft carrier.” It’s one

Monstrosity – Screams From Beneath The Surface Review

[Cover art by Timbul ‘Bvllmetalart’ Cahyono] Here’s the logline on Screams from Beneath the Surface, the seventh full-length album from Florida mainstays Monstrosity: it’s a calorically dense slab of death metal that doesn’t even attempt

Midnatt – Skräckfylld Förtjusning Review

In case the recent surplus of hair raising releases delivered via today’s heavy metal torchwielders (Vultures Vengeance, Morax, Tower, Kuenring just to name a few) has led us to believe it’s not that hard to

Mega Colossus – Watch Out! Review

Some thoughts that crossed my mind as I listened to Watch Out!, the latest from Raleigh N.C.’s Mega Colossus.  I can’t wait until it’s warm enough to run through the sprinkler and play “Minja Turtles”