Polish outfit Crystal Viper came highly recommended to me from people (who shall in this instance remain nameless) who have opinions in the field of power metal that I feel I can u
In August 2011, Wolfpakk, the allstar-project led by Mark Sweeney (ex-Crystal Ball) and Michael Voss (Mad Max, Casanova
Those of you who pay attention to such things will remember that about a month ago Metal as Fuck ran a review of the new album by Lillian Axe, XI: The Days Bef
Aah, the ‘Axe. At one point in 1990 (in my house at least) it looked like Lillian Axe were going to be the next big thing.
Now three albums in, Almah, which started as a side project for Angra vocalist Edu Falaschi, is undoubtedly a ‘proper’ band.
Every now and then it’s nice to just be presented with an album that is what it is; Sinner’s sixteenth studio album, One Bullet Left, is just such a refreshing
Byfrost hail from Bergen in Norway, and Of Death is their second full-lengther.
Onslaught. For a brief while in the eighties they looked like being Britain's best bet for stemming the tide of American and German thrash that was flooding the ears of metalheads