25th January 2017
I’ve always taken great joy in the fact that I’m able to enjoy almost any type of music, as long as it speaks to me on some level. But the fact is that I’ve never […]
25th January 2017
The fourth album from Greek progressive metal band Need sees them building noticeably further on their previous album Orvam:a song for home, which is the album where the band reached another level in their music […]
27th January 2017
More than four our years have passed since the release of Kreator’s previous album Phantom Antichrist and since then the band has taken the advantage of the critical and commercial perception of the album, by […]
31st January 2017
Kellermensch’s story is an peculiar one. Band drew quite an attention with their 2009 debut album, and instead of trying to ride that crucial wave and follow it quickly with another album the band did […]
7th February 2017
Kreator archive photo: Urban Mescalero Photography www.urbanmescalero.com It might have been cold February Monday evening, but it felt like a holiday. How can it not, if you were set to spend it in company of […]
9th February 2017
I have hard time finding new interesting classic heavy/power metal bands. The likes of Ashes of Aries, Brainstorm and Sanctuary seem far and long in between. So, when I read about the forthcoming release by […]
27th February 2017
Photo: Zoran www.sonic-view.com I remember seeing Skank Anansie in 2010 right after they released their comeback album Wonderlustre. They seem bit misplaced playing a one-day festival together with Rammstein, Slash, Volbeat and Bullet For My […]
6th March 2017
Photo: Zoran www.sonic-view.com My first encounter with Avenged Sevenfold was in 2005 when I accidentally heard the intro of “Strength of the World” on some “Metal Hammer “DVD. I liked what I’ve heard and based […]
7th March 2017
Photo: Urban Mescalero Photography www.urbanmescalero.com It could have been so good! Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the album that defined the career of one of the Big Four of trash metal, Anthrax decided to embark […]
21st March 2017
When Mastodon released Crack the Skyeback in 2009, it was a major step into the big league- commercially and even more so creatively. To this day the album stands as the pinnacle of their career. […]
25th January 2017
I’ve always taken great joy in the fact that I’m able to enjoy almost any type of music, as long as it speaks to me on some level. But the fact is that I’ve never […]
25th January 2017
The fourth album from Greek progressive metal band Need sees them building noticeably further on their previous album Orvam:a song for home, which is the album where the band reached another level in their music […]
27th January 2017
More than four our years have passed since the release of Kreator’s previous album Phantom Antichrist and since then the band has taken the advantage of the critical and commercial perception of the album, by […]
31st January 2017
Kellermensch’s story is an peculiar one. Band drew quite an attention with their 2009 debut album, and instead of trying to ride that crucial wave and follow it quickly with another album the band did […]
7th February 2017
Kreator archive photo: Urban Mescalero Photography www.urbanmescalero.com It might have been cold February Monday evening, but it felt like a holiday. How can it not, if you were set to spend it in company of […]
9th February 2017
I have hard time finding new interesting classic heavy/power metal bands. The likes of Ashes of Aries, Brainstorm and Sanctuary seem far and long in between. So, when I read about the forthcoming release by […]
27th February 2017
Photo: Zoran www.sonic-view.com I remember seeing Skank Anansie in 2010 right after they released their comeback album Wonderlustre. They seem bit misplaced playing a one-day festival together with Rammstein, Slash, Volbeat and Bullet For My […]
6th March 2017
Photo: Zoran www.sonic-view.com My first encounter with Avenged Sevenfold was in 2005 when I accidentally heard the intro of “Strength of the World” on some “Metal Hammer “DVD. I liked what I’ve heard and based […]
7th March 2017
Photo: Urban Mescalero Photography www.urbanmescalero.com It could have been so good! Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the album that defined the career of one of the Big Four of trash metal, Anthrax decided to embark […]
21st March 2017
When Mastodon released Crack the Skyeback in 2009, it was a major step into the big league- commercially and even more so creatively. To this day the album stands as the pinnacle of their career. […]
