Coheed And Cambria: Fathers, Sons, and Fallen Brothers
There’s a strange vortex of energy surrounding the impending release of Vaxis II: A Window Of The Waking Mind, the new
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Author: Kris Kielich
Motionless In White: Lies, Injustice, and the American Grave
“Previous albums we’ve made are just albums. This new album is a world.” That’s how Ricky Horror of MOTIONLESS IN WHITE
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INTRODUCING: Blackgold
If the style of the most iconic nu-metal acts like LIMP BIZKIT and SLIPKNOT can be compared to a professional wrestling match: loud,
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ALBUM REVIEW: Progressions – Imonolith
Listening to Progressions, the second full-length album from groove metal/metalcore/hard rock quintet IMONOLITH, stirs something. It’s a record that isn’t as
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EP REVIEW: BLACKGOLD – BLACKGOLD
Nu-metal, at its best, is a true, unabashed celebration of life. Its bouncy riffs and stream of consciousness songwriting symbolise
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ALBUM REVIEW: Ghostlight – Poets of the Fall
In 2008, Finnish rock sextet POETS OF THE FALL released a cover of the late Chris Cornell‘s James Bond theme, You Know My
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ALBUM REVIEW: Lights Of Night – Askara
As the lilting, Kingdom Hearts-esque piano melodies of The Birth Of A Star from ASKARA begin to drift, hope fills the air.
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Amorphis: A Dark Piercing Light
Sublimity is often defined as the feeling of utter terror and awe at the same moment. If this is indeed
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Graphic Nature: Dealing In Discomfort
GRAPHIC NATURE only have about six or seven proper songs to their name, but they already have a visual style
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ALBUM REVIEW: The Seven – Agathodaimon
Everyone loves a comeback, and everyone loves a comeback more when the return is better than ever. German symphonic black
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