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bato 13 Aug : 09:11 Just received my new Iron Maiden CD; check it out yourself...
bato 26 Jun : 08:53 It's been a been quiet on these pages in the last two weeks, but it is mostly due to the moving of the chief editor and one another member of the Staff. More info soon.
bato 10 Jun : 19:54 Next week's metal events in Denmark: Guns n' Roses on monday and KISS on wednesday, both at 'Gigantium' Aalborg.
bato 26 May : 08:57 It is terrible and I'm scared who might be next: Pete Steele, Dio & now Grey :(
WESna 24 May : 23:48 Another great musician passed away Paul Grey #2 1972-2010, Slipknot WTF with this 2010???
Overkill is not only one of the best thrash metal bands around, but also one of the few groups that helped create the where definition of thrash metal. Starting in 1985 the band has released 16 full-length albums, numerous live recordings and demo tapes. The latest arrival to the list is their 2010 album Ironbound, but more on this on a later occasion. Wrecking Everything [read more]
It seems like there is long time between very good hard rock albums this year and I guess the same goes for the past few years as well. With Audioslave out of the picture, Velvet Revolver on the break and MTV friendly rock dominating the rock landscape it just feels like those pure rock records are hard to find. None the less, this year had [read more]
Two years ago Demians released a splendid début Building An Empire, which introduced the great talent of Nicolas Chapel to the world, the man who wrote, produced, sang and played everything on it. The album received very positive reviews and landed Demians opening jobs for the likes of Porcupine Three and Marillion. After touring with the band he gathered, it was time to make a [read more]
THE guitar hero is back, and for the first time around he is going solo – well if you don't consider Slash's Snakepit as his solo records and if you look aside from the irony that Slash's firs solo album has more guests then you'd bother to count.What we have here is one of those albums like Santana's Supernatural, Tony Iommi's selftitled album or Alice [read more]
Brazilian five-piece band Dynahead is definitely something special, and for the first time I would have to agree with the notes written in the press material – this band takes underground metal to a completely new level and new heights. During the late 80s and 90s this large south-American country has delivered few very innovative and groundbreaking bands such as Sarcofago, Angra, Torture Squad and, [read more]
"We wanted this to be a behemoth of an album, a real beast," is what Morgan Lander herself said about their newest release In The Black. Kittie has been around for a long time and this, their fifth album, shows that those years have not been wasted! An all-together fantastic album that combines a plethora of good things into one single awesome entity that no [read more]
Sunpocrisy is unsigned Italian quartet whose first release is an EP consisting of four songs with total running time of over 37 minutes.To describe Sunpocrisy very shortly one could say that their influences are divided in two major groups – one being the newer wave of prog (ISIS, Opeth, Tool) and another being the more classic metal bands (Metallica, Black Sabbath, Cynic).EP is self-released strictly [read more]
It has been almost three years since Pain Of Salvation have released their latest studio album – the brilliant Scarsick, and the band has decided to try to make the waiting time, until the new album Road Salt is released, easier for us the listeners by releasing an EP. Unfortunately they have failed miserably.When we interviewed band main man Daniel Gildenlöw last year he mentioned [read more]
There are many similarities between Baroness and Mastodon. Not so much because of the music they are playing, but mainly because these bands are some rare examples of the bands who from the start found the core of the band. At the same time they develop with each album without compromising that very core they had from the very start.With their previous release Red Album [read more]
Soil's Picture Perfect is close to what I would consider an album with few equals. It is surely the epitome of all that is Soil. I say this, not as a bloke working for a magazine, asked to give a nice review for an album. No, I say this as I regress to the kid I was many years ago when I was a die-hard [read more]
