This is weird, to receive a record for review more than 4 years after its release?! I don’t know if it gives any sense to review it now, but since it’s my duty here comes […]
Ashes of Moon is a rather interesting band once you get to look at their history. The Austrian quartet originally founded the band back in 2009 under the moniker Tracked Grader, playing Trash Metal. For […]
Couple of years since their debut, Only to Rise the unimaginatively named alliance between George Lynch and Michael Sweet is ready with their second album. First album saw the duo joined by bassist James Lomenzo […]
Personally I am under the assumption that creating a Split album is either a hit or a miss. If the two bands involved are too far from one another as far as aestethic vision and […]
It’s hard not heaving a soft spot for Portuguese Goth metallers Moonspell, who have over the course of a quarter of a century maintained high quality level throughout the changing musical climates, line-up changes and […]
Archive photo: Zoran www.sonic-shot.com Last night’s sold-out show was at the same time band’s biggest headlining show on Danish soil and it comes few months after the release of band’s weakest album to date, Hydrograd. […]
Thantifaxath is a band that I have had the pleasure of listening to on many an occasion, with their previous release being one that particularly took my fancy. As such, the moment I heard that […]
Zifir is a Turkish Black Metal duo that has been around for just above a decade at the time of this scribble. In that time the band has released three full-length records and a simgle […]
I remember how Vandenberg’s Moonkings took me by surprise in 2014 when I had a privilege to listen to his debut. For the new readers of our webzine I can tell a short introduction to […]
Dawn of a Cimson Empire marks the first full-length release from German Black Metal new-comers Halphas. The quintet has played together under their current moniker for three years now, doing what they can to stay […]