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ALBUM REVIEW: The Mandrake Project – Bruce Dickinson

It was never a question of IF the world would see another solo album from BRUCE DICKINSON, but more when.

Martin Kennedy isn’t a stranger to creating soundscapes fitting for cinema. Few can boast about releasing their 19th studio album, but

BO NINGEN are hardly new to the game, as they celebrate their 18th year together this year. Yet, even in

It is a case of bigger label, bigger everything else too for Australian blackgaze/dark folk act SULDUSK. Making the leap

Standing for over 40 years, MINISTRY have built a legacy that is filled with weird and wild stamps. Behind that is

ARMS AND SLEEPERS exists currently as the creative pseudonym of artist and producer Mirza Ramic, having formerly existed as a duo

Off the back of two well-received EPs, TIGERS ON OPIUM return with their debut full-length album. The hard-rocking psychedelic quartet

Swords, sorcery and barbarians. Big, epic fantasy backdrops tailored alongside expertly crafted melodeath. As if Conan was wielding Excalibur while

DEFOCUS are a band who love to test their limits. This is abundantly clear in the German metalcore unit’s new

“Rohkea rokan syö” (“fortune favours the brave”); never has a saying applied to a band more than BLIND CHANNEL. Since