ALBUM REVIEW: Surrender – Dead Lord
The influence of British rock from the 1970’s can never be underestimated – if all genres within alternative music were
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Author: Elliot Leaver
ALBUM REVIEW: Swan Songs III – Lord of the Lost
Every now and then, a band or artist will hit upon a concept so well-received it’s inevitable they will end
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ALBUM REVIEW: Nuklearth – Cytotoxin
Before the world ground to a halt, it was a common sight to see CYTOTOXIN‘s logo on a plethora of
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ALBUM REVIEW: For Dust Thou Art – Pale Horseman
A release from the very end of last month, For Dust Thou Art is the fifth studio album from Chicago-based PALE HORSEMAN. Formed
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ALBUM REVIEW: Konkret Musik – Gösta Berlings Saga
For the last twenty years, Swedish instrumentalists GÖSTA BERLINGS SAGA have been meticulously crafting expansive, progressive rock landscapes to take the listener
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ALBUM REVIEW: Franckensteina Strataemontanus – Carach Angren
There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and CARACH ANGREN releasing concept albums. The symphonic black metallers from the Netherlands
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OPINION: An Ode To Download Festival
Recently voted the greatest edition of the festival ever, the initial promo video for Download Festival 2009 opened with a
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EP REVIEW: Devil – Louise Lémon
If you’ve not been introduced to LOUISE LÉMON before, there’s been no better time than now. The Swedish singer has,
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Earhammer Sessions – War Cloud
Live sessions are generally reserved for bonus tracks at the end of deluxe releases on studio albums, so for a
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Broad and Beaten Way – Sinisthra
When Tomi Joutsen got the call from AMORPHIS to take the role of lead singer in 2005,he left original band SINISTHRA floundering. The Finns, who have
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