Category: Reviews
Summoning – Oath Bound Review
Originally written by Ramar Pittance Ideologically driven bands like Summoning tend to have discographies that progress toward a logical conclusion. The ideas that drive the artists develop along with the music until they are finally suited for …
Dragonforce – Inhuman Rampage Review
Originally written by Chris Chellis. I’d heard a lot about Dragonforce before I arrived in London with my brother on a recent European vacation, but nothing prepared my eyes for how hard these guys are pimped in …
Rest In Pain – Leprosy Of Subconscious Review
So, do you like death metal? Further, do you like the jazz tinged technical style of death metal inspired by Atheist et al? Do you like your death metal on the groovier and slower side? …
Cattle Decapitation – Karma.Bloody.Karma Review
Originally written by Jeremy Garner Is that a friggin six-armed cow brandishing various culinary tools? Why yes, I do believe it is, and I do believe it’s pissed. Well, all in all I guess it’s …
Keep Of Kalessin – Armada Review
Originally written by Jeremy Garner I’ll spare you, dear reader, with the majority of the history lesson concerning Keep of Kalessin… but we’ll let it suffice to say that the past and present involvement of …
Drugs Of Faith – Drugs Of Faith Review
Originally written by Jason Jordan. George W. Bush will not be remembered by his triumphs, defeats, or frequent linguistic blunders, but by the album covers he’s appeared on: Megadeth’s The System Has Failed, Ministry’s Rio Grande Blood, and enough …
Paul Dianno – The Living Dead Review
When I rolled this set on my magic DnD 20 sided review die of regret and despair I was terrified. I am one of the few who thought Paul DiAnno was a far better vocalist …
Hammers of Misfortune – The Locust Years Review
Although it seemed foolish to bet against them, at the same time, it also felt perhaps unreasonably optimistic to believe that Hammers of Misfortune could maintain their elite, jaw dropping form for yet a third album. You …