Reviews
\r\nBACK FROM THE GRAVE\r\n
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\r\nPolish Deathsters - Armagedon- are back from the grave, 16 years since their last release this band has returned with a new Death Metal album that will satisfy all of their fans and every Death Metal fan out there!\r\n
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\r\nThe new album has the title - Death then Nothing - , and it a nice Death Metal album with great songs. Great riffs, nice bass, excellent drumming and the voice of Slavo in great condition. The production is very good and so is the cover artwork.\r\n
\r\n Stiny Plamenu (= Shadows of the Flame) comes from Plzen, Czech Republic. SP are not inexperienced (1998); the so not sonorant Mrtva Komora is their fifth full – length release to date. Having been established in the local underground scene, the question is whether they will conquer other scenes too.
\r\nHeavy Metal is a music genre that needs electricity in order to be produced, electric guitars, electric bass and sometimes keyboards. That’s what we used to believe cause Van Canto are here to make us reconsider all these clichés.
Crowned In Earth Hailing from England and I strongly believe that the weather and this specific hour of the day where darkness has fall, it’s the perfect time for listening and reviewing their debut album,“Visions of the Haunted”.
\r\nWell…to write a review about an album that features Rod Halford, especially his own Band, “Halford” isn’t the easiest thing to do, words can’t describe the man himself, so go figure about his music. So this is the 4th strike of Halford, with Roy Z on guitars (like the previous one, “Winter Songs”) and even from the first notes, I cant hide my wide smile and huge satisfaction on this new release.
\r\nWhile the celebration of Power Metal scene continues, Symphorce release their brand new album, “Unrestricted”. It is their seventh album and Andy B. Franck of Brainstorm is behind the mic once more.
Well, another late review, but since we are doomsters, its ok! Nomad Son second release , entitled “The Eternal Return” comes as a successor to the bands debut “First Light” released a couple of Years ago.
Well, first of all, I need to apologize for this review being late, but thankfully, I managed to upload this one just a few days before the second full length release of Heathendom “The Symbolist” that is about to be released in late October.
The first official album by Greek newcomers Full House Brew Crew, the self-financed “Bet It All”, cracks like an empty bottle of beer on the heads of unsuspected folks (like me!) who ignored by now that they even existed. Coming in more or less just one year of existence, Full House Brew Crew have managed to record a debut album that lots of newcomers (and not only) out there would look up to, while it should start to make some labels turn their radars on them.