Although a promising doom prospect, does the debut album from Brooklyn-based Tombs have what it takes?
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Dark, heavy and evil. Goatwhore crush, kill and destroy with terrifying speed in their fourth flesh-ripping and face-melting record.
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Oceansize paint a broad musical picture with elements from different realms with their latest effort Frames.
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Edguy was founded in 1992 by 14-year-old students and they're still doing it under the same name all these years later. That alone garners a certain amount of respect. They're a power metal band that has put in the hard yards. I was hoping that a DVD release from them, with a live performance and a documentary, would reveal some pretty interesting stories. Sadly that's not the case.
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With a cavalcade of special guests and some hard rocking tunes, legendary metal vocalist Tim "Ripper" Owens's first solo effort announces it's time to Play My Game.
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Mention the name Devildriver to most metal fans and you would get either a positive or negative response. However, you cannot deny their rising stature in the metal world, having turned out three solid albums previously - Devildriver, The Fury Of Our Maker's Hand and The Last Kind Words. But they come to their hardest hitting effort yet, Pray For Villains.
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Got Rock? Come chill out with Carcass' guitarist Bill Steer's Firebird at their latest Grand Union...
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No nostalgia trip here, NWOBHM originals Praying Mantis deliver a stunning rock/AOR album with no sign of flab, grey hair or walking frames.
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Crikey, just when you think you’ve seen it all - I mean, pirate core, Christian black metal, Stryper’s return, Judas Priest doing gay leather cabaret - along comes Eureka’s concept album about an Antarctic Voyage across the ice!!
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These Canadians put out the image of a high school drama Swashbuckle, but sound like a young Turiasis having taken a genre slip and hocked their feeling for technical prowess... digitally.
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