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ALBUM REVIEW: Levara – Levara

Love and the sentimentality it encompasses provides an inexhaustible wealth of musical material. At the crux, love is unpredictable, exhilarating,

Progressive rock outfit FROST* may have flown under the radar for many years but they have done so with remarkable consistency.

Creating a solo project that is shrouded in mystery is always something to draw in an audience. For a musical

Born from the ashes of WINDIR following the untimely and tragic death of Terje Bakken, VREID have spent the last 17 years building quite

Over the course of his career, MYLES KENNEDY has firmly established his name within the music world. With his time

The world can be a cruel and merciless landscape, with Mother Nature commanding the very terrain that our footprints have

There aren’t many records which go from 0-60 as quickly as Spanish rock duo BALA‘s third full-length Maleza. Opener Agitar

It’s always nice to come across a real gem that’s hard to pin down when looking for new music. VORONOI

Japan has been no stranger to the realms of rock and metal, bringing us such fascinating offerings as DIR EN

Dark occult music is an interesting subgenre, as it aims to combine elements of goth rock and stoner metal, as