Reviews
\r\nFrom what I’ve read American Angel was a late ’80s Hard Rock band that eventually got into a hiatus somewhere in 1992. This is their comeback album on Chavis Records (how original these days!!!) with only one remaining member from the original lineup, the singer Rocco Fury. (Sigh!!!) What have I done to deserve this?
\r\nΝÎος δίσκος για τους ΑμερικανοÏς Queensryche, ο οποίος ÏŒπως προδίδει και το ÏŒμορφο εξÏŽφυλλο,\r\nαποτελείται απÏŒ διασκευÎ
\r\nΝÎο album για τους Fall Of Serenity, οι οποίοι μετά τον τελευταίο τους δίσκο Bloodred Salvation, είχαν κάποιες αλλαγÎς στο line-up πράγμα μικρής σημασία&
\r\nAfter their last year’s astonishing self titled album, Sodom decided to return to the lime light with an unforeseen release by re-recording the band’s 1984’s EP “In The Sign Of Evil” with the well known classic 5 songs that were originally in the EP plus seven previously unreleased tracks that according to the band were supposed to complete a full length album at the time but due to the company’s mistrust they never made it to the debut release.
\r\nΤρίτο album για την Swawa και το προσωπικÏŒ της project Carved In Stone.
\r\nΗ πρÏŽτη μου επαφή με τους Deinonychus ήταν πριν πολλά χρÏŒνια, ÏŒταν είχα ακοÏσει Îνα CD με λίγα κομμάτια, που αυτή τη στιγμή δεν θυμάμαι\r\nκ
\r\nΤα τελευταία χρÏŒνια οι Impaled Nazarene κυκλοφοροÏν συνηθισμÎνους δίσκους, με συνηθισμÎνο ήχο και Ïφος και\r\nφυσικά με αυτÏŒ τ&
\r\nΑ Couple Of Months ago, The Italian doomsters, Abysmal Grief, released their first, sametitled, full length. Obviously Inspired by the Italian Occult Scene and bands like
\r\nPaul Chain, Death SS, Black Hole, Jacula / Antonius Rex and the Czech Darkwavers XIII Stoleti. Abysmal Grief presents us the perfect mixture of dark, horror doom metal, darkwave – ish keys and the obscure sound of the Organ in the first place.
\r\nAnaal Nathrakh.\r\nΚατά τη γνÏŽμη μου το μεγαλÏτερο κεφάλαιο στον Black / Death Metal ήχο που Îχει να\r\nεπιδείξει η Βρετανία εδÏŽ και αρκετά χρÏŒνια.
\r\nThe Italian Doom/ Epic metallers Thunderstorm, released some months ago their 4th album, “As We Die Alone”. Despite the fact that the album isn’t so different from their previous releases, “As We Die Alone” shows that the band worked really hard in the studio, to provide us with 9 pure doom/Epic and original compositions plus the cover version of Jimmy Hendrix’s “Voodoo Child” ( heavier than the original of course!)
\r\nThe heavy riffs and the more atmospheric parts of music are their strongest point.