1st May 2010
I guess by now everyone knows the story behind Deftones’ sixth album, but here it goes anyway: Band’s bassist Chi Cheng was involved in a car crash before the release of their sixth album entitled […]
1st May 2010
So what we have here is another album from an ex Helloween member. Over the years there have been a number of these bands, be it Gamma Ray, Michael Kiske or Beautiful Sin and with […]
1st April 2010
It’s as if it’s not enough that Tesla has already started working on a follow up to Forever More, which is less than year and a half old, but the band has two live records […]
31st March 2010
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 […]
7th March 2010
After an impressive début from 2007, San Diego based rockers Dirty Sweet are ready with the important second album. Entitled American Spiritual the album is a very logical continuation of their first album, inspired by […]
1st March 2010
With Kyuss, Brant Bjork put the stoner rock on the map and after four albums for the legendary band it was time for him to move on. He did so by joining Fu Manchu with […]
25th January 2010
Californian KAOS’ latest release is an ode 80’s and early 90’s thrash metal scene with influences ranging as far back as the pioneers of the genre, as well as the bands form so called second […]
22nd January 2010
The beauty of exploring a ProgRock Records’ releases is not so much the fact that you are basically guarantied quality music, but rather the fact that you don’t know in what shape or form it […]
1st January 2010
Imagine a kaleidoscope, a huge kaleidoscope with a bright specter of colors. Now imagine this kaleidoscope transforming into a sonic experience rather than visual one. This is perhaps a decent way to try to explain […]
2nd November 2009
Just like the Metal Mind Productions’ re-release of Therapy?’s Never Apologize, Never Explain, this re-release doesn’t offer any bonus material, extended artwork or any highly noticeable improvements in remastered sound. Booklet is printed on a […]
2nd November 2009
Therapy?’s twelve album career is filled with interesting and unexpected twists and turns, both when it comes to music, success, creativity and balls. These Irishman’s career is have also been filled with ups and downs […]
12th October 2009
W.A.S.P. is the band that needs no longer introduction – as I believe it is enough to mention that the band has been playing what is now known as glam/horror/shock metal since 1982. ‘Crimson Idol’ […]
7th October 2009
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 […]
7th October 2009
Empyrean’s self-released EP consists of six songs that for some reason had a very nostalgic effect on me even though I cannot put a finger on it as to why. The Orlando based quartet presents […]
28th September 2009
One of the most important rock bands of the nineties is back with their first release in 14 years. Not many saw this happening after the band’s singer Layne Staley died of an overdose back […]
24th September 2018
Credic is a German Melodic Death Metal quintet which can trace their origins back to the (exact) mid-2000’s. Since their inception and up to the present day they have been fairly casual as far as […]
24th September 2018
Back in 2010 Slash released an album that was basically his ode to different artists. The selftitled album turned out to be filled with songs written for (and in stile of) the endless line of […]
23rd September 2018
Despite having officially split up almost a decade ago, Italian Industrial Black Metal trio Nocratai has nonetheless been somewhat active in the more recent times. For starters, they released a compilation album last year – […]
22nd September 2018
Flynotes is yet another band that I would never have stood a chance of coming across if it wasn’t for my thrice-blessed employment here at Metal Revolution. The Russian trio first banded together eight years […]
21st September 2018
Personally I like to (occasionally) boast that I enjoy a challenge, and I am certainly partial to band from certain areas (including Russia, France and Great Britain). Which is no doubt one of the reasons […]
20th September 2018
MurderWorker is a relatively new extreme metal act to emerge on Spanish scene. The band might be new, but in their short existence they have always been clear about the musical direction, an old-school death […]
18th September 2018
When it comes to gloom and powerful melancholy, very few can measure up to the Russians. This is true in poetry, but also very much so in regards to the slower, more distorted genres on […]
18th September 2018
Godless Enthropia is an Italian death metal quintet founded in 2012 in Turin. After several line-up changes and the release of a couple of EPs they are finally ready to unleash their long anticipated full-length […]
14th September 2018
I might as well admit it, first instead of last: For numerous reasons, I am what could be called partial as far as this album is considered. Not because I know the musician personally or […]
12th September 2018
Symphony of Symbols is a Hungarian six-piece, one that could celebrate its twentieth anniversary last year, having seemingly spent the majority of their early years honing their craft and perfecting their own sound – Which, […]
